Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-2903
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Scope of article; existing insurers
Official statutory text
A. All authorized reciprocal insurers shall be governed by
those sections of this article not expressly made applicable to
domestic reciprocals only.
B. To the extent not modified by the provisions of this
article, reciprocal insurers shall be subject to and governed by the
other applicable provisions of this Code.
C. Existing authorized reciprocal insurers shall after the
effective date of this Code comply with the provisions of this
article, and shall make such amendments to their subscribers'
agreement, power of attorney, policies and other documents and
accounts and perform such other acts as may be required for such
compliance.
those sections of this article not expressly made applicable to
domestic reciprocals only.
B. To the extent not modified by the provisions of this
article, reciprocal insurers shall be subject to and governed by the
other applicable provisions of this Code.
C. Existing authorized reciprocal insurers shall after the
effective date of this Code comply with the provisions of this
article, and shall make such amendments to their subscribers'
agreement, power of attorney, policies and other documents and
accounts and perform such other acts as may be required for such
compliance.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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