Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-11-6
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Licenses, permits or certificates issued under repealed
Official statutory text
sections.
Any license, permit, or certificate of registration issued under
a statute that is repealed or superseded and has not expired shall
be valid for the period for which the license, permit, or
certificate was issued under the repealed or superseded statute if
required for the same purpose by the Oklahoma Agricultural Code.
However, all holders of the licenses, permits, and certificates of
registration shall comply with the terms and provisions of this Code
upon expiration of the licenses, permits, and certificates of
registration.
Any license, permit, or certificate of registration issued under
a statute that is repealed or superseded and has not expired shall
be valid for the period for which the license, permit, or
certificate was issued under the repealed or superseded statute if
required for the same purpose by the Oklahoma Agricultural Code.
However, all holders of the licenses, permits, and certificates of
registration shall comply with the terms and provisions of this Code
upon expiration of the licenses, permits, and certificates of
registration.
Status: repealed · Read it on the official government site
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