Okla. Stat. tit. 15, § 15-754

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Exemptions

Official statutory text

Nothing in the Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act shall apply to:

1. Publishers, broadcasters, printers or other persons insofar

as an unlawful practice as defined in Section 753 of this title

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 15. Contracts Page 143

involves information that has been disseminated or reproduced on

behalf of others without knowledge that it is an unlawful practice;

2. Actions or transactions regulated under laws administered by

the Corporation Commission or any other regulatory body or officer

acting under statutory authority of this state or the United States,

or to acts done by retailers or other persons acting in good faith

on the basis of information or matter supplied by others and without

knowledge of the deceptive character of such information or matter;

and

3. The collection of monies denominated as gross receipts tax

on mixed beverages, sales tax or use tax, or asserted injuries or

damages that are monies that have been collected as, or denominated

as, gross receipts tax on mixed beverages, sales tax or use tax, and

which have been remitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission or other

governmental taxing authority.

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