Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-698.16b
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Persons reporting information or investigating –
Official statutory text
Liability.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 681
No person or entity which, in good faith, reports or provides
information or investigates any person as authorized by the Oklahoma
Veterinary Practice Act, shall be liable in a civil action for
damages or relief arising from the reporting, providing of
information or investigation except upon clear and convincing
evidence that the report of information was completely false, or
that the investigation was based on false information, and that the
falsity was actually known to the person or entity making the
report, providing the information or conducting the investigation at
the time thereof.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 681
No person or entity which, in good faith, reports or provides
information or investigates any person as authorized by the Oklahoma
Veterinary Practice Act, shall be liable in a civil action for
damages or relief arising from the reporting, providing of
information or investigation except upon clear and convincing
evidence that the report of information was completely false, or
that the investigation was based on false information, and that the
falsity was actually known to the person or entity making the
report, providing the information or conducting the investigation at
the time thereof.
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