Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-557.8
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Limited enforceability of an unvalidated agreement
Official statutory text
A. A gestational agreement that is not validated as provided by
the Oklahoma Gestational Agreement Act is unenforceable except to
the extent expressly provided by this act.
B. The parent-child relationship for a child born as a result
of an assisted reproduction procedure under a gestational agreement
that is not validated as provided by this act is determined as
otherwise provided by Oklahoma law.
C. A gestational agreement that has not been validated shall
nonetheless be enforceable to the extent it requires any party under
such gestational agreement to pay for or to reimburse any other
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party for any medical, legal or travel expenses incurred pursuant to
the gestational agreement.
the Oklahoma Gestational Agreement Act is unenforceable except to
the extent expressly provided by this act.
B. The parent-child relationship for a child born as a result
of an assisted reproduction procedure under a gestational agreement
that is not validated as provided by this act is determined as
otherwise provided by Oklahoma law.
C. A gestational agreement that has not been validated shall
nonetheless be enforceable to the extent it requires any party under
such gestational agreement to pay for or to reimburse any other
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 10. Children Page 112
party for any medical, legal or travel expenses incurred pursuant to
the gestational agreement.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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