Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-9-23
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Warehouse name - Issuance and validity of charter
Official statutory text
A. Each application for a charter shall include the name used
by the warehouse and the name shall be shown on the charter. No
warehouse shall be operated by or under any name other than that
shown on the charter.
B. No charter shall be issued or remain valid if the applicant
or warehouseman has:
1. Failed to meet or maintain the financial or surety
requirements;
2. Filed an incomplete or fraudulent application or report;
3. Inadequate facilities to properly store and maintain
commodities;
4. Failed to properly store commodities or maintain the quality
and quantity of commodities in storage;
5. Failed to pay required fees; or
6. Been convicted of a felony based on fraud, theft,
embezzlement, misappropriation of funds, or any act of moral
turpitude.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 432
by the warehouse and the name shall be shown on the charter. No
warehouse shall be operated by or under any name other than that
shown on the charter.
B. No charter shall be issued or remain valid if the applicant
or warehouseman has:
1. Failed to meet or maintain the financial or surety
requirements;
2. Filed an incomplete or fraudulent application or report;
3. Inadequate facilities to properly store and maintain
commodities;
4. Failed to properly store commodities or maintain the quality
and quantity of commodities in storage;
5. Failed to pay required fees; or
6. Been convicted of a felony based on fraud, theft,
embezzlement, misappropriation of funds, or any act of moral
turpitude.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 2. Agriculture Page 432
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