Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-7133

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Failure to assist examination of records - Application

Official statutory text

for receivership.

Whenever any officer of any organization refuses to submit the

books, records, papers and instruments of an organization to the

examination and inspection of the assistants or examiners of the

Insurance Commissioner, or refuses or neglects to establish or

maintain a cemetery merchandise trust fund in accordance with the

requirements of the Cemetery Merchandise Trust Act within ninety

(90) days after a written demand to establish or maintain a cemetery

merchandise trust fund is made by the Commissioner, or in any manner

obstructs or interferes with the examination of its cemetery

merchandise trust fund, or refuses to be examined on oath concerning

any of the affairs of its cemetery merchandise trust fund, the

Commissioner may make application for receivership in the manner of

a domestic insurer pursuant to Sections 1901 through 1920 of this

title of the Oklahoma Statutes, in addition to the penalties and

other enforcement provisions of the Cemetery Merchandise Trust Act.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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