Mississippi 2026 Regular Session

Mississippi Senate Bill SB2690

Introduced
1/19/26  
Refer
1/19/26  

Caption

Property and casualty insurance; require blighted real property to be cleaned up before insurer pays insured certain damages.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MS HB70

Property and casualty insurance; require blighted real property to be cleaned up before insurer pays insured certain damages.

MS HB71

Property and casualty insurance; require blighted real property to be cleaned up before insurer pay insured certain amount.

MS HB1611

Property and casualty insurance coverage; require 45-day notice before change in coverage of.

MS HB1705

Appropriation; Hinds County for cleaning blighted property in House District 68.

MS SB2417

Automobile insurance; require reinstatement of policy where insurer fails to provide proper notice and insured pays premiums.

MS HB1695

Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Gulfport with removal of blighted properties.

MS HB244

Appropriation; City of Gulfport for removal of blighted properties.

MS HB1012

Bonds; authorize issuance to assist City of Jackson with removal and demolition of certain dilapidated and blighted properties.

MS SB2411

Car repair and insurance; require insurer to pay prevailing market amount, require OEM parts and other provisions.

MS HB396

Property insurance; authorize appraisal panel to determine value of property and amount of loss, including issues of causation.

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CA AB245

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HI HB1398

Relating To Property.

HI HB1398

Relating To Property.

CA SB603

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TX HB2011

Relating to the right to repurchase from a condemning entity certain real property for which ad valorem taxes are delinquent.