Okla. Stat. tit. 71, § 71-660
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Summary prohibition of offers or dispositions
Official statutory text
If the Administrator has reason to believe that any offer or
disposition of subdivided land required to be registered under this
Code is or would be fraudulent to purchasers, the Administrator may
by order summarily prohibit further offers or dispositions in this
state of such land until it is registered under this Code. If the
Administrator has reason to believe that any subdivided land is
being offered or disposed of in this state by any person in
violation of this Code or any rule or order hereunder, he or she may
by order summarily prohibit such person from further offers or
dispositions in this state of such subdivided lands until the person
is licensed as required under this Code.
disposition of subdivided land required to be registered under this
Code is or would be fraudulent to purchasers, the Administrator may
by order summarily prohibit further offers or dispositions in this
state of such land until it is registered under this Code. If the
Administrator has reason to believe that any subdivided land is
being offered or disposed of in this state by any person in
violation of this Code or any rule or order hereunder, he or she may
by order summarily prohibit such person from further offers or
dispositions in this state of such subdivided lands until the person
is licensed as required under this Code.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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