Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-441-109
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Requirements of other laws
Official statutory text
REQUIREMENTS OF OTHER LAWS.
(a) The Uniform Limited Cooperative Association Act of 2009
does not alter or amend any law that governs the licensing and
regulation of an individual or entity in carrying on a specific
business or profession even if that law permits the business or
profession to be conducted by a limited cooperative association, a
foreign cooperative, or its members.
(b) A limited cooperative association may not conduct an
activity that, under law of this state other than the Uniform
Limited Cooperative Association Act of 2009, may be conducted only
by an entity that meets specific requirements for the internal
affairs of that entity unless the organic rules of the association
conform to those requirements.
(a) The Uniform Limited Cooperative Association Act of 2009
does not alter or amend any law that governs the licensing and
regulation of an individual or entity in carrying on a specific
business or profession even if that law permits the business or
profession to be conducted by a limited cooperative association, a
foreign cooperative, or its members.
(b) A limited cooperative association may not conduct an
activity that, under law of this state other than the Uniform
Limited Cooperative Association Act of 2009, may be conducted only
by an entity that meets specific requirements for the internal
affairs of that entity unless the organic rules of the association
conform to those requirements.
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