Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-834
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Delivery of statements
Official statutory text
A. A seller should deliver either the disclaimer statement or
disclosure statement to the purchaser as soon as practicable, but in
any event it shall be delivered before acceptance of an offer to
purchase.
B. If the disclaimer statement or disclosure statement is
delivered to the purchaser after an offer to purchase has been made,
the offer to purchase shall be accepted only after the purchaser has
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acknowledged receipt of the disclaimer statement or disclosure
statement and confirmed the offer to purchase.
C. If the seller becomes aware of a defect after delivery to
the purchaser of either a disclaimer statement or a disclosure
statement, then the seller shall promptly deliver to the purchaser
either a disclosure statement or an amended disclosure statement
which discloses the newly discovered defect. The disclosure
statement or any amendment shall be in writing and shall be signed
and dated by the seller. However, if the required document is
delivered to the purchaser after an offer to purchase has been made,
the offer to purchase shall be accepted only after the purchaser has
acknowledged receipt of the required document and confirmed the
offer to purchase.
D. The purchaser shall acknowledge in writing receipt of the
disclaimer statement or the disclosure statement and any amendment
to the disclosure statement. The purchaser shall sign and date any
acknowledgment. Such acknowledgment should accompany the offer to
purchase the property. If the purchaser confirms the offer to
purchase, such confirmation shall be in writing, shall be signed and
dated by the purchaser and shall be promptly delivered to the
seller.
disclosure statement to the purchaser as soon as practicable, but in
any event it shall be delivered before acceptance of an offer to
purchase.
B. If the disclaimer statement or disclosure statement is
delivered to the purchaser after an offer to purchase has been made,
the offer to purchase shall be accepted only after the purchaser has
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acknowledged receipt of the disclaimer statement or disclosure
statement and confirmed the offer to purchase.
C. If the seller becomes aware of a defect after delivery to
the purchaser of either a disclaimer statement or a disclosure
statement, then the seller shall promptly deliver to the purchaser
either a disclosure statement or an amended disclosure statement
which discloses the newly discovered defect. The disclosure
statement or any amendment shall be in writing and shall be signed
and dated by the seller. However, if the required document is
delivered to the purchaser after an offer to purchase has been made,
the offer to purchase shall be accepted only after the purchaser has
acknowledged receipt of the required document and confirmed the
offer to purchase.
D. The purchaser shall acknowledge in writing receipt of the
disclaimer statement or the disclosure statement and any amendment
to the disclosure statement. The purchaser shall sign and date any
acknowledgment. Such acknowledgment should accompany the offer to
purchase the property. If the purchaser confirms the offer to
purchase, such confirmation shall be in writing, shall be signed and
dated by the purchaser and shall be promptly delivered to the
seller.
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