Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-1127
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Liability of corporation, etc. - Impairment by certain
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transactions.
LIABILITY OF CORPORATION, ETC.;
IMPAIRMENT BY CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS
The liability of a corporation of this state, or of the
shareholders, directors or officers thereof, or the rights or
remedies of the creditors thereof, or persons doing or transacting
business with the corporation, shall not in any way be lessened or
impaired by the sale of its assets, or by the increase or decrease
in the capital stock of the corporation, or by its merger or
consolidation with one or more corporations or by any change or
amendment in its certificates of incorporation.
LIABILITY OF CORPORATION, ETC.;
IMPAIRMENT BY CERTAIN TRANSACTIONS
The liability of a corporation of this state, or of the
shareholders, directors or officers thereof, or the rights or
remedies of the creditors thereof, or persons doing or transacting
business with the corporation, shall not in any way be lessened or
impaired by the sale of its assets, or by the increase or decrease
in the capital stock of the corporation, or by its merger or
consolidation with one or more corporations or by any change or
amendment in its certificates of incorporation.
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