Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-7-207
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Release from liability
Official statutory text
A. A person shall be relieved from the requirement for deposit
of security for the benefit or protection of another person injured
or damaged in the accident, provided he or she has given proof of
financial responsibility, in the event he or she is released from
liability by the other person.
B. A covenant not to sue shall relieve the parties thereto as
to each other from the security requirements of this chapter.
C. In the event the Department of Public Safety has received
medical evidence that the injuries or damage to any minor are in an
amount not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00), the Department
may accept, for the purposes of this article only, evidence of a
release from liability executed by a custodial parent or a legal
guardian on behalf of the minor without the approval of any court or
judge.
of security for the benefit or protection of another person injured
or damaged in the accident, provided he or she has given proof of
financial responsibility, in the event he or she is released from
liability by the other person.
B. A covenant not to sue shall relieve the parties thereto as
to each other from the security requirements of this chapter.
C. In the event the Department of Public Safety has received
medical evidence that the injuries or damage to any minor are in an
amount not more than Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00), the Department
may accept, for the purposes of this article only, evidence of a
release from liability executed by a custodial parent or a legal
guardian on behalf of the minor without the approval of any court or
judge.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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