Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-2005

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Delivery of contract or membership agreement to buyer -

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Form and contents of contracts or membership or agreement - Term -

Other laws - Void or voidable contract or membership agreement -

Waiver - Notice of liability.

A. A copy of every health spa contract or membership agreement

shall be delivered to the buyer at the time the contract or

membership agreement is executed. All health spa contracts or

membership agreements shall:

1. be in writing, signed by the buyer;

2. designate the date on which the buyer actually signed the

contract or membership agreement and length of membership;

3. identify services and facilities to be provided;

4. contain the provisions set forth in Section 6 of this act

under a conspicuous caption: "BUYER'S RIGHT TO CANCEL"; and

5. read substantially as follows:

If you wish to cancel this contract or membership agreement, you

may cancel by making or delivering written notice to this health

spa. The notice must say that you do not wish to be bound by the

contract or membership agreement and must be delivered or mailed

before midnight of the third business day after you sign this

contract or membership agreement. The notice must be delivered or

mailed to:

(Health spa shall insert its name and mailing address)

You may also cancel this contract or membership agreement if

this spa moves or goes out of business and fails to provide

alternative facilities within eight (8) miles of the location

designated in this contract or membership agreement. You may also

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cancel if you become disabled; and your estate may cancel in the

event of your death. You must prove such disability by a doctor's

certificate, and the health spa may also require that you submit to

a physical examination by a doctor agreeable to you and the health

spa. If you cancel, the health spa may retain or collect a portion

of the contract or membership agreement price equal to the

proportionate value of the services or use of facilities you have

already received.

B. No health spa contract or membership agreement shall have a

duration for a period longer than thirty-six (36) months, however,

the contract or membership agreement may give the buyer a right of

renewal.

C. The provisions of the Oklahoma Health Spa Act are not

exclusive and do not relieve the parties or the contracts or

membership agreements subject thereto from compliance with all other

applicable provisions of law.

D. Any health spa contract or membership agreement which does

not comply with the applicable provisions of the Oklahoma Health Spa

Act shall be voidable at the option of the buyer.

E. Any health spa contract or membership agreement entered into

by the buyer upon any false or misleading information,

representation, notice or advertisement of the health spa or the

health spa's agents shall be void and unenforceable.

F. Any waiver by the buyer of the provisions of the Oklahoma

Health Spa Act shall be deemed contrary to public policy and shall

be void and unenforceable.

G. All health spa contracts or membership agreements and any

promissory note executed by the buyer in connection therewith shall

contain the following provision on the face thereof in at least ten-

point, boldface type:

NOTICE

ANY HOLDER OF THIS CONTRACT OR MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT IS SUBJECT TO

ALL CLAIMS AND DEFENSES WHICH THE DEBTOR COULD ASSERT AGAINST THE

SELLER OF GOODS OR SERVICES OBTAINED WITH THE PROCEEDS HEREOF.

RECOVERY HEREUNDER BY THE DEBTOR SHALL NOT EXCEED AMOUNTS PAID BY

THE DEBTOR HEREUNDER.

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