Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-17-24
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Application of general business corporation laws
Official statutory text
The provisions of the Oklahoma General Corporation Act and all
powers and rights pursuant to the general business corporation laws
shall apply to the associations organized pursuant to the provisions
of the Cooperative Marketing Association Act, except where such
provisions are inconsistent with the express provisions of the
Cooperative Marketing Association Act. The provisions of this act
shall also apply to similar associations organized under the laws of
other jurisdictions and doing business or seeking to do business in
this state to the extent that this act applies to foreign
corporations doing business or seeking to do business in this state.
powers and rights pursuant to the general business corporation laws
shall apply to the associations organized pursuant to the provisions
of the Cooperative Marketing Association Act, except where such
provisions are inconsistent with the express provisions of the
Cooperative Marketing Association Act. The provisions of this act
shall also apply to similar associations organized under the laws of
other jurisdictions and doing business or seeking to do business in
this state to the extent that this act applies to foreign
corporations doing business or seeking to do business in this state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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