Commonwealth v. Reinhold
Kentucky Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court by
Justice VENTERS.
We granted discretionary review in this case to address two issues. The first issue is whether Appellees, E. John Reinhold, American Evangelistic Association, The Christian Care Ministry, and their Medi-Share program provide a “contract for insurance” as defined by KRS 304.1-030. The second issue is whether Medi-Share, if determined to be a “contract for insurance” under KRS 304.1-030, falls within the Religious Publications Exemption from Kentucky’s Insurance Code under KRS 304.1-120(7).
For the reasons stated below, we conclude that the Medi-Share…
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