Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-582
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Transfer of membership
Official statutory text
Any regularly incorporated fraternal beneficiary society shall,
on application of its governing body, be permitted to transfer its
membership to any other society doing business in this state, and
such membership may be accepted without restriction, upon age limit
and without new medical examination on the part of the membership so
transferred where the entrance age limit of fifty-five (55) years
and a medical examination was required and made by the society so
transferring its membership.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 264
on application of its governing body, be permitted to transfer its
membership to any other society doing business in this state, and
such membership may be accepted without restriction, upon age limit
and without new medical examination on the part of the membership so
transferred where the entrance age limit of fifty-five (55) years
and a medical examination was required and made by the society so
transferring its membership.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 18. Corporations Page 264
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