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Former general agent ordered to pay fine for making false representations

By The IJ Staff | August 18 2020 12:00PM
Flash | P&C Insurance | Business insurance | Home insurance | Automobile insurance | ALBERTA INSURANCE COUNCIL (AIC) | Disciplinary Decisions 
The Alberta Insurance Council has fined a former level 2 general insurance agent for making false representations pertaining to a commercial auto policy and a personal home policy.

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