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Perez may not maintain a cause of action under article 21.21-6 of the insurance code because 1. the statute provides only for a public remedy; 2. the statute does not tie in with article 21.21-8 to create a private right of action; and 3. Perez did not present sufficient proof of a cause of action under the DTPA laundry list by way of article 21.21-6.
January 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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