Okla. Stat. tit. 14A, § 14A-6-102
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(1) This part applies to persons who in this state make or
solicit consumer credit sales, consumer leases, and consumer loans;
or who directly collect payments from or enforce rights against
debtors arising from the sales, leases, or loans previously
specified wherever they are made.
(2) In relation to the powers of the Administrator to
administer the provisions on disclosure (Parts 3 of Articles 2 and
3) and the right of rescission (Section 5-204), a consumer credit
sale and a consumer loan shall include the transactions covered in
Sections 2-301 and 3-301 and those excluded by Section 1-202(5).
solicit consumer credit sales, consumer leases, and consumer loans;
or who directly collect payments from or enforce rights against
debtors arising from the sales, leases, or loans previously
specified wherever they are made.
(2) In relation to the powers of the Administrator to
administer the provisions on disclosure (Parts 3 of Articles 2 and
3) and the right of rescission (Section 5-204), a consumer credit
sale and a consumer loan shall include the transactions covered in
Sections 2-301 and 3-301 and those excluded by Section 1-202(5).
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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