Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1132.3
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Credit for registration fee for replacement of vehicles
Official statutory text
destroyed by tornadoes.
A. There shall be a credit allowed with respect to the fee for
registration of a vehicle which is a replacement for a vehicle which
was destroyed by a tornado and which was registered pursuant to the
provisions of Section 1132 of this title on the date of destruction.
For the purposes of this section, "tornado" means a tornado which
occurred in calendar year 2013 or any subsequent tornado for which a
Presidential Major Disaster Declaration was issued. The credit
shall be a prorated amount based on the fee paid for the
registration of the destroyed vehicle for the period of registration
remaining as of the date of destruction, and shall be applied to the
registration fee for the replacement vehicle pursuant to the
provisions of Section 1132 of this title. In no event will the
credit be refunded.
B. There shall be a credit allowed with respect to the fee for
registration of a vehicle which is a replacement for a vehicle which
was destroyed by a tornado in calendar year 2012 or calendar year
2013 for which a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration was not
issued, and which was registered pursuant to the provisions of
Section 1132 of this title on the date of destruction. The credit
shall be a prorated amount based on the fee paid for the
registration of the destroyed vehicle for the period of registration
remaining as of the date of destruction and shall be applied to the
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registration fee for the replacement vehicle pursuant to the
provisions of Section 1132 of this title.
A. There shall be a credit allowed with respect to the fee for
registration of a vehicle which is a replacement for a vehicle which
was destroyed by a tornado and which was registered pursuant to the
provisions of Section 1132 of this title on the date of destruction.
For the purposes of this section, "tornado" means a tornado which
occurred in calendar year 2013 or any subsequent tornado for which a
Presidential Major Disaster Declaration was issued. The credit
shall be a prorated amount based on the fee paid for the
registration of the destroyed vehicle for the period of registration
remaining as of the date of destruction, and shall be applied to the
registration fee for the replacement vehicle pursuant to the
provisions of Section 1132 of this title. In no event will the
credit be refunded.
B. There shall be a credit allowed with respect to the fee for
registration of a vehicle which is a replacement for a vehicle which
was destroyed by a tornado in calendar year 2012 or calendar year
2013 for which a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration was not
issued, and which was registered pursuant to the provisions of
Section 1132 of this title on the date of destruction. The credit
shall be a prorated amount based on the fee paid for the
registration of the destroyed vehicle for the period of registration
remaining as of the date of destruction and shall be applied to the
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 1198
registration fee for the replacement vehicle pursuant to the
provisions of Section 1132 of this title.
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