Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-7112
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Actions to recover payments and other monies - Censure
Official statutory text
and fine.
A. The Insurance Commissioner may initiate an action to recover
payments required to be deposited to the State Insurance
Commissioner Revolving Fund pursuant to the Perpetual Care Fund Act
or to recover other monies received or disbursed in violation of the
Perpetual Care Fund Act.
B. The Insurance Commissioner may, after an opportunity for
hearing, censure an owner of a cemetery, levy a fine not to exceed
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each occurrence, or any
combination of the above for violation of any provision of the
Perpetual Care Fund Act or any rules promulgated in accordance with
the act.
A. The Insurance Commissioner may initiate an action to recover
payments required to be deposited to the State Insurance
Commissioner Revolving Fund pursuant to the Perpetual Care Fund Act
or to recover other monies received or disbursed in violation of the
Perpetual Care Fund Act.
B. The Insurance Commissioner may, after an opportunity for
hearing, censure an owner of a cemetery, levy a fine not to exceed
One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) for each occurrence, or any
combination of the above for violation of any provision of the
Perpetual Care Fund Act or any rules promulgated in accordance with
the act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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