Section 108: Term of office and remuneration of conservator
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108. Term of office and remuneration of conservator
(1) The term of office of the conservator shall continue, unless replaced
by a successor, until such time as the Commission finds that—
(a) the insurer is rehabilitated or reorganised, so that it may be returned to management or a new management under such conditions as are necessary to prevent recurrence of the conditions
that gave rise to the conservatorship; or
(b) the insurer is in such condition that its continuance in business
would not involve probable loss to its policy holders and other
creditors.
(2) The remuneration of the conservator and the indemnification of the
conservator from liability to third persons on account of all actions taken in
good faith shall be borne by the insurer.
(3) On termination of the conservatorship, every director of the insurer
shall resume his office except where a director is found by the Commission
not to be fit and proper to resume his directorship.
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- When does a conservator's appointment over my insurer come to an end?