Cal. Code Regs. tit. 10, § 2602.02
845. (a) No person may sell or resell any security of a domestic, foreign, or alien insurer:
(b) Subdivision (a) shall not prohibit a bona fide owner of securities of an insurer from selling or reselling such securities if:
(2) Such securities were originally issued in a jurisdiction other than California in full conformity with the applicable laws, if any, governing such issuance in such jurisdiction.
A sale or resale of securities of an insurer by the owner of the securities which is made for the purpose of evading the provisions of this article requiring an insurer to secure a permit from the Commissioner or for any other fraudulent purpose shall, however, be null and void and a violation of the criminal provisions of this article.
Section 845 of the Insurance Code prohibits sale or resale of any security of a domestic, foreign, or alien insurer (as “insurer” is defined by Section 826 ib.; compare Paragraph C of Section 2601.02 of these regulations) as an agent of an insurer, as a broker or an agent of a broker, except under the authority therein specified; and it describes the conditions under which resale by a bona fide owner is valid.
The statute provides:
Note: Authority cited: Section 843, Insurance Code.
1. Amendment filed 12-20-67; effective thirtieth day thereafter (Register 67. No. 51).