Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-4025

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Payment of fees and taxes by check - Nonpayment of check

Official statutory text

- Cancellation of title and registration - Credit of motor license

agent's account - Collection - Penalties.

A. When, at the time of titling and registration of any vessel

or motor payment is made by check for fees and taxes and the check

is not paid by the bank on which drawn for any reason, such

certificate of title or registration and other such instruments

issued at the time of titling or registration of such vessel or

motor shall be canceled immediately, without notice, by the

Commission or motor license agent who issued such title or

registration certificate. In all such cases the title or

registration certificate, number, receipt, and any other official

document issued at the time of the acceptance of such check shall be

null and void and returned to the issuer.

B. The motor license agent shall transmit all documents and the

dishonored check to the Oklahoma Tax Commission for credit to the

motor license agent's account. The Commission may enter into a

contract for the collection of dishonored checks and canceled

instruments.

C. In all such cases, such vessels or motors shall be subject

to the fees and penalties provided in the Oklahoma Vessel and Motor

Registration Act as though no attempt to register the vehicle had

been made and a further penalty of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00)

shall be assessed.

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