Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-4001
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This article applies to contracts of life insurance and
annuities, other than reinsurance, group life insurance, group
annuities, and industrial life insurance; except that Section 2 of
this act (Return of policy within ten days), Section 3 of this act
(Interest on proceeds), and Sections 4015 (Excluded or restricted
coverage), 4024 (Limitation of liability), 4025 (Incontestability
after reinstatement), 4028 (Dual or multiple pay policies
prohibited) and 4029 (Nonforfeiture provisions) of this article
shall apply to industrial life insurance also.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 824
annuities, other than reinsurance, group life insurance, group
annuities, and industrial life insurance; except that Section 2 of
this act (Return of policy within ten days), Section 3 of this act
(Interest on proceeds), and Sections 4015 (Excluded or restricted
coverage), 4024 (Limitation of liability), 4025 (Incontestability
after reinstatement), 4028 (Dual or multiple pay policies
prohibited) and 4029 (Nonforfeiture provisions) of this article
shall apply to industrial life insurance also.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 824
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