Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-7108
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Exceptions to application of act
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 1486
A. The provisions of the Perpetual Care Fund Act shall not
apply to municipal, religious, fraternal, or nonprofit entities,
free community burial grounds, county cemetery associations, Indian
tribal cemeteries on tribal land and charitable or eleemosynary
institutions operating cemeteries in this state.
B. The provisions of the Perpetual Care Fund Act may apply to
unincorporated cemetery associations operating cemeteries in this
state. Unincorporated cemetery associations that make application
with the Insurance Commissioner to maintain a perpetual care fund
and are approved by the Commissioner shall comply with all
provisions of the Perpetual Care Fund Act.
A. The provisions of the Perpetual Care Fund Act shall not
apply to municipal, religious, fraternal, or nonprofit entities,
free community burial grounds, county cemetery associations, Indian
tribal cemeteries on tribal land and charitable or eleemosynary
institutions operating cemeteries in this state.
B. The provisions of the Perpetual Care Fund Act may apply to
unincorporated cemetery associations operating cemeteries in this
state. Unincorporated cemetery associations that make application
with the Insurance Commissioner to maintain a perpetual care fund
and are approved by the Commissioner shall comply with all
provisions of the Perpetual Care Fund Act.
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