Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-17-20
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Liability for inducing breach of marketing contracts -
Official statutory text
Injunctions.
A. Any person who knowingly solicits or persuades any member of
any association organized or operating in this state under due
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 631
authority to breach the marketing contract of such member with the
association by accepting or receiving the member's products for sale
or for auction or for display for sale, or for processing or
handling, contrary to the terms of any agreement of which the person
or any active officer or manager of the corporation had knowledge or
notice, shall be liable, to the association aggrieved in a civil
action for any actual damages sustained by reason thereof.
B. The association may, upon proper application in a civil
action, obtain a temporary injunction against any violation of the
provisions of the Cooperative Marketing Association Act, which may
be made permanent upon proper proof.
A. Any person who knowingly solicits or persuades any member of
any association organized or operating in this state under due
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 631
authority to breach the marketing contract of such member with the
association by accepting or receiving the member's products for sale
or for auction or for display for sale, or for processing or
handling, contrary to the terms of any agreement of which the person
or any active officer or manager of the corporation had knowledge or
notice, shall be liable, to the association aggrieved in a civil
action for any actual damages sustained by reason thereof.
B. The association may, upon proper application in a civil
action, obtain a temporary injunction against any violation of the
provisions of the Cooperative Marketing Association Act, which may
be made permanent upon proper proof.
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