Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-3103
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Revocation or suspension of Certificate of Authority
Official statutory text
The Commissioner may, at any time, for good cause shown and
after notice and a public hearing, suspend, revoke or refuse to
renew any company's Certificate of Authority, if he finds that any
one or more of the following causes or circumstances exist:
1. Any violation of, or noncompliance with, any provision of
this act;
2. Obtaining, or attempting to obtain, any Certificate of
Authority through misrepresentation or fraud;
3. Fraudulent or dishonest practices;
4. Oral or written misrepresentation of the terms, benefits or
privileges of any service contract issued, or to be issued, by it or
any other company;
5. Insolvency;
6. Willful solicitation of membership from an individual who is
or has been a member of another motor service club by giving said
person credit for his years of membership with the other motor
service club;
7. Waiving the enrollment fee or otherwise reducing the usual
fees and charges for a new member when soliciting membership from an
individual who is or has been a member of another motor service
club; or
8. Inability for any reason to qualify for the issuance of a
Certificate of Authority as a motor service club.
after notice and a public hearing, suspend, revoke or refuse to
renew any company's Certificate of Authority, if he finds that any
one or more of the following causes or circumstances exist:
1. Any violation of, or noncompliance with, any provision of
this act;
2. Obtaining, or attempting to obtain, any Certificate of
Authority through misrepresentation or fraud;
3. Fraudulent or dishonest practices;
4. Oral or written misrepresentation of the terms, benefits or
privileges of any service contract issued, or to be issued, by it or
any other company;
5. Insolvency;
6. Willful solicitation of membership from an individual who is
or has been a member of another motor service club by giving said
person credit for his years of membership with the other motor
service club;
7. Waiving the enrollment fee or otherwise reducing the usual
fees and charges for a new member when soliciting membership from an
individual who is or has been a member of another motor service
club; or
8. Inability for any reason to qualify for the issuance of a
Certificate of Authority as a motor service club.
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