Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-3002
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Attorneys; office. - "Attorneys" defined
Official statutory text
Policies of insurance may be executed by an attorney or by an
attorney-in-fact, or other representative, hereby designated
"attorney," authorized by and acting for such underwriters under
power of attorney. The principal office of such attorneys shall be
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 751
maintained at such place as may be designated by the underwriters in
their articles of agreement; provided, that no license shall be
issued to any attorney at Lloyd's to bind risks or insurance in
Oklahoma, or with citizens of Oklahoma, or covering property in
Oklahoma, unless their attorneys-in-fact be residents of this state
and maintain their offices in this state, except as may be
hereinafter specifically provided.
attorney-in-fact, or other representative, hereby designated
"attorney," authorized by and acting for such underwriters under
power of attorney. The principal office of such attorneys shall be
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 751
maintained at such place as may be designated by the underwriters in
their articles of agreement; provided, that no license shall be
issued to any attorney at Lloyd's to bind risks or insurance in
Oklahoma, or with citizens of Oklahoma, or covering property in
Oklahoma, unless their attorneys-in-fact be residents of this state
and maintain their offices in this state, except as may be
hereinafter specifically provided.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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