Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-1002

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Scope of Act

Official statutory text

SCOPE OF ACT

A. The provisions of the Oklahoma General Corporation Act shall

be applicable to every corporation, whether profit or not for

profit, stock or nonstock, existing as of the effective date of this

act or thereafter formed or qualified to transact business in this

state, and to all securities thereof, except to the extent that:

1. any such corporation is expressly excluded from the

operation of the Oklahoma General Corporation Act or portions

thereof; or

2. special provisions concerning any such corporation conflict

with the provisions of the Oklahoma General Corporation Act, in

which case such special provisions shall govern.

B. Any conflicts with the provisions of the Oklahoma General

Corporation Act and any tax or unclaimed property laws of this state

shall be governed by the tax or unclaimed property provisions,

including those provisions relating to personal liability of

corporate officers and directors.

C. The provisions of the Oklahoma General Corporation Act

concerning qualification of foreign corporations and providing

requirements and duties relating to such corporations shall not

apply to insurance companies subject to the jurisdiction of the

Insurance Commissioner or to foreign transportation companies

subject to the jurisdiction of the Corporation Commission, existing

as of the effective date of this act or thereafter qualified to

transact business in this state.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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