Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-438.33

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Cooperatives, nonprofit and mutual corporations and

Official statutory text

associations subject to act - Corrected articles of incorporation.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 140

A. Existing domestic and domesticated cooperatives, nonprofit

and mutual corporations and associations formed to engage in or

engaging in the business, undertaking or activity described in or

contemplated hereby, shall be deemed, ipso facto, to come under the

provisions of this act as of the date this act becomes effective and

all provisions hereof shall thereafter fully apply thereto and every

such corporation and association shall have the same rights,

privileges, powers and immunities as it would possess if

respectively created or domesticated hereunder and shall be subject

to the same obligations, duties and jurisdictions as cooperatives

organized under this act.

B. In the event any cooperative has filed defective articles of

incorporation or has failed to do all things necessary to perfect

its corporate organization, it may, nevertheless, file corrected

articles of incorporation or amend the original articles and do and

perform all acts and things necessary in the premises for the

correction of such defects.

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