Youâre already familiar with how a car can rapidly cool down in cold weather; it becomes like a refrigerator, and can rapidly chill your pet. Pets that are young, old, ill, or thin are particularly susceptible to cold environments and should never be left in cold cars.rostbite is harder to detect, and may not be fully recognized until a few days after the damage is done. If you suspect your pet has hypothermia or frostbite, consult your veterinarian immediately. Be prepared: Cold weather also brings the risks of severe winter weather, blizzards and power outages.
The elements that must be present to constitute reasonable cause for a late filing is a question of law, but whether these elements are present in a given situation is a question of fact (Conklin Bros. of Santa Rosa, Inc., 986 F.2d 315, 317 (9th Cir. 1993)).
The column with a C is to be checked only when the termination is âfor causeâ. A termination is âfor causeâ when an insurer ends its agency relationship with a producer for one of the reasons specified in Section 1420-K of the Maine Insurance Code. Terminations for cause must be submitted to the Superintendent within 30 days following the effective date of the termination. Additional written documentation must be submitted to the Maine Insurance Department in accordance with the requirements of Section 1420-N (1).