Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-9-134
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A. Every person operating or conducting a livestock auction
market shall make, and keep for two (2) years, a record showing an
identifying description, vehicle license tag number, and the names
and addresses of the buyer and seller of livestock consigned for
sale at livestock auction markets. The records shall be open to
inspection during reasonable business hours by any authorized agent
employed by the State Board of Agriculture.
B. Any records required to be kept pursuant to subsection A of
this section may not be removed from the premises by an authorized
agent without the express authority of the person who has
jurisdiction over the records or except as authorized by a court of
law. These records may be photocopied at the request of the agent.
market shall make, and keep for two (2) years, a record showing an
identifying description, vehicle license tag number, and the names
and addresses of the buyer and seller of livestock consigned for
sale at livestock auction markets. The records shall be open to
inspection during reasonable business hours by any authorized agent
employed by the State Board of Agriculture.
B. Any records required to be kept pursuant to subsection A of
this section may not be removed from the premises by an authorized
agent without the express authority of the person who has
jurisdiction over the records or except as authorized by a court of
law. These records may be photocopied at the request of the agent.
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