Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-660.7
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Multiple mutual insurers — Joint application and plan
Official statutory text
The concurrent reorganization of a domestic mutual insurer with
one or more mutual insurers, domestic or foreign, into a single
mutual insurance holding company, whether domestic or foreign, may
be accomplished by a joint application and a joint plan of
reorganization and may be approved by the Oklahoma Insurance
Commissioner by complying with the requirements of this act. The
Commissioner may determine that such other procedures are
unnecessary to avoid duplicative costs and efforts in satisfying the
requirements of this act and effectuating the reorganization.
one or more mutual insurers, domestic or foreign, into a single
mutual insurance holding company, whether domestic or foreign, may
be accomplished by a joint application and a joint plan of
reorganization and may be approved by the Oklahoma Insurance
Commissioner by complying with the requirements of this act. The
Commissioner may determine that such other procedures are
unnecessary to avoid duplicative costs and efforts in satisfying the
requirements of this act and effectuating the reorganization.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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