Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-2512
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Amendment of articles of incorporation to conform to
Official statutory text
general insurance law.
Any domestic life or accident and health insurance corporation,
company or association existing or doing business in this state
under the stipulated premium plan law on April 9, 1923, may, by
majority vote of its board of directors or trustees, accept the
provisions of this article, the same as if it had originally been
incorporated thereunder, and shall submit a record of the
proceedings of its board of directors or trustees, together with the
amended articles, to the Insurance Commissioner, for his examination
and approval of the legal form thereof, and shall file such amended
articles in the office of the Secretary of State and a certified
copy of same in the office of the Insurance Commissioner, and
deposit with the State Treasurer such securities as may be required
of corporations originally incorporated under this article.
Insurance corporations, companies and associations complying with
the provisions of this section shall thereafter enjoy and exercise
all of the rights and privileges accorded by law to companies
originally incorporated under this article. Compliance with this
section shall in nowise annul, modify or change any of the existing
contracts or obligations of the corporation, and any and all such
contracts and liabilities shall continue in force and effect the
same as if such corporation had not reincorporated under the
provisions of this section. Compliance with the provisions of this
section shall in no way prejudice, impede or impair any pending
action, proceeding or rights previously acquired.
Any domestic life or accident and health insurance corporation,
company or association existing or doing business in this state
under the stipulated premium plan law on April 9, 1923, may, by
majority vote of its board of directors or trustees, accept the
provisions of this article, the same as if it had originally been
incorporated thereunder, and shall submit a record of the
proceedings of its board of directors or trustees, together with the
amended articles, to the Insurance Commissioner, for his examination
and approval of the legal form thereof, and shall file such amended
articles in the office of the Secretary of State and a certified
copy of same in the office of the Insurance Commissioner, and
deposit with the State Treasurer such securities as may be required
of corporations originally incorporated under this article.
Insurance corporations, companies and associations complying with
the provisions of this section shall thereafter enjoy and exercise
all of the rights and privileges accorded by law to companies
originally incorporated under this article. Compliance with this
section shall in nowise annul, modify or change any of the existing
contracts or obligations of the corporation, and any and all such
contracts and liabilities shall continue in force and effect the
same as if such corporation had not reincorporated under the
provisions of this section. Compliance with the provisions of this
section shall in no way prejudice, impede or impair any pending
action, proceeding or rights previously acquired.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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