Okla. Stat. tit. 3, § 3-254.2
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in Sections 254.2 through 254.5 of this title:
1. “Agreement” means any written or oral contracts or
agreements between a dealer and a manufacturer that were in effect
prior to July 1, 2007, and all revisions, modifications, extensions,
amendments and replacements of such agreements, that grant the
dealer the right to sell new aircraft manufactured by the
manufacturer and either to sell aircraft parts or to perform
service, maintenance, or warranty work for the manufacturer;
2. “Dealer” means any entity that was incorporated or otherwise
doing business in this state prior to July 1, 2007, and that is a
dealer, licensee, franchisee, or other authorized representative of
an aircraft manufacturer which is authorized by an aircraft
manufacturer to sell new aircraft and either to sell parts or to
perform service, maintenance or warranty work for the aircraft
manufacturer. All successors and assigns of a dealer, together with
all persons who purchase assets, business or ownership of a dealer
shall also be considered dealers. With the exception of paragraph 3
of this section, the provisions of this section and Sections 254.3
through 254.5 of this title shall not apply to any entity authorized
to sell only new piston-powered aircraft manufactured or distributed
by a manufacturer, notwithstanding the authorization of that entity
to sell parts or to perform service, maintenance or warranty work
for the aircraft manufacturer;
3. “Manufacturer” means a manufacturer or distributor of new
aircraft; and
4. “New aircraft” means a newly manufactured aircraft in its
entirety.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 3. Aircraft and Airports Page 91
1. “Agreement” means any written or oral contracts or
agreements between a dealer and a manufacturer that were in effect
prior to July 1, 2007, and all revisions, modifications, extensions,
amendments and replacements of such agreements, that grant the
dealer the right to sell new aircraft manufactured by the
manufacturer and either to sell aircraft parts or to perform
service, maintenance, or warranty work for the manufacturer;
2. “Dealer” means any entity that was incorporated or otherwise
doing business in this state prior to July 1, 2007, and that is a
dealer, licensee, franchisee, or other authorized representative of
an aircraft manufacturer which is authorized by an aircraft
manufacturer to sell new aircraft and either to sell parts or to
perform service, maintenance or warranty work for the aircraft
manufacturer. All successors and assigns of a dealer, together with
all persons who purchase assets, business or ownership of a dealer
shall also be considered dealers. With the exception of paragraph 3
of this section, the provisions of this section and Sections 254.3
through 254.5 of this title shall not apply to any entity authorized
to sell only new piston-powered aircraft manufactured or distributed
by a manufacturer, notwithstanding the authorization of that entity
to sell parts or to perform service, maintenance or warranty work
for the aircraft manufacturer;
3. “Manufacturer” means a manufacturer or distributor of new
aircraft; and
4. “New aircraft” means a newly manufactured aircraft in its
entirety.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 3. Aircraft and Airports Page 91
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