Okla. Stat. tit. 3A, § 3A-415
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Purchase, sale or disposal of supplies
Official statutory text
A. Licensed organizations shall purchase their supplies only
from distributors licensed by this state and payment for supplies
shall be made upon receipt of the supplies at the place of delivery.
B. Distributors shall market, sell, or supply charity game
equipment in this state only to an organization, exempt
organization, exempt hospital, nursing home, residential care
facility, senior citizens' center, retirement center or convalescent
facility, entity of the United States government, federally
recognized Indian tribe or nation or other licensed distributor.
C. Distributors shall purchase or otherwise obtain charity game
equipment only from manufacturers or other distributors licensed
pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Charity Games Act,
Section 401 et seq. of this title.
D. Manufacturers shall sell charity game equipment in this
state only to distributors licensed pursuant to the provisions of
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the Oklahoma Charity Games Act or federally recognized Indian tribes
or nations.
E. Charity game equipment owned by an organization may be
disposed of with the written permission of the Director of the ABLE
Commission and with proper notification to the Oklahoma Tax
Commission, as follows:
1. By selling the equipment or giving it away to another
organization, an exempt organization, or exempt hospital, nursing
home, residential care facility, senior citizens' center, retirement
center or convalescent facility; or
2. By selling the equipment or trading it in on the purchase of
other charity game equipment to a distributor licensed pursuant to
the provisions of the Oklahoma Charity Games Act.
from distributors licensed by this state and payment for supplies
shall be made upon receipt of the supplies at the place of delivery.
B. Distributors shall market, sell, or supply charity game
equipment in this state only to an organization, exempt
organization, exempt hospital, nursing home, residential care
facility, senior citizens' center, retirement center or convalescent
facility, entity of the United States government, federally
recognized Indian tribe or nation or other licensed distributor.
C. Distributors shall purchase or otherwise obtain charity game
equipment only from manufacturers or other distributors licensed
pursuant to the provisions of the Oklahoma Charity Games Act,
Section 401 et seq. of this title.
D. Manufacturers shall sell charity game equipment in this
state only to distributors licensed pursuant to the provisions of
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 3A. Amusements and Sports Page 137
the Oklahoma Charity Games Act or federally recognized Indian tribes
or nations.
E. Charity game equipment owned by an organization may be
disposed of with the written permission of the Director of the ABLE
Commission and with proper notification to the Oklahoma Tax
Commission, as follows:
1. By selling the equipment or giving it away to another
organization, an exempt organization, or exempt hospital, nursing
home, residential care facility, senior citizens' center, retirement
center or convalescent facility; or
2. By selling the equipment or trading it in on the purchase of
other charity game equipment to a distributor licensed pursuant to
the provisions of the Oklahoma Charity Games Act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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