Insurance Regulation
On what basis may the New York superintendent refuse a license even where the applicant passed the examination?
Answer and explanation
Answer: A. Section 2103(h) permits the superintendent to refuse a license where the applicant is found to lack trustworthiness or competency. A missing appointment, out-of-state residence, and an unpaid fee are handled by other provisions rather than by this ground.Source: N.Y. Ins. Law § 2103 — 2103(h), Trustworthiness and competency
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