Okla. Stat. tit. 18, § 18-819

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Inapplicability of conflicting laws and rules

Official statutory text

All laws and rules and parts of laws and rules in conflict with

any of the provisions of the Professional Entity Act or otherwise

restricting the forms of organization available to persons providing

professional services shall be inapplicable to professional entities

formed under the Professional Entity Act; provided, however, that

nothing in the Professional Entity Act shall be construed to

supersede the provisions of 59 O.S. 1951, Sections 581 through 592,

both inclusive, Sections 601 through 606, both inclusive, Sections

858-700 through 858-732, both inclusive, or Sections 941 through

947, of Title 59 of the Oklahoma Statutes, both inclusive, as

amended. In the event of the conflict of any of the provisions of

the Professional Entity Act with any of the above cited sections,

then cited sections shall take precedence over the Professional

Entity Act and the Professional Entity Act shall be construed

accordingly.

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