Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-874
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Loans deemed to have been made to local industrial
Official statutory text
development agency applying - Liberal construction.
When the financing of an industrial development project is
accomplished with the participation and assistance of the Oklahoma
Industrial Finance Authority in the manner set forth in Sections 872
and 873 of this title, all such loans shall be deemed and construed
to have been made to the local industrial development agency
applying therefor, and within the purview of the said Section 33A,
Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution, and Sections 851 et seq. of
Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes; and the provisions of this act,
and of actions taken hereunder, shall be liberally construed to
effect the purpose and object hereof.
When the financing of an industrial development project is
accomplished with the participation and assistance of the Oklahoma
Industrial Finance Authority in the manner set forth in Sections 872
and 873 of this title, all such loans shall be deemed and construed
to have been made to the local industrial development agency
applying therefor, and within the purview of the said Section 33A,
Article X of the Oklahoma Constitution, and Sections 851 et seq. of
Title 74 of the Oklahoma Statutes; and the provisions of this act,
and of actions taken hereunder, shall be liberally construed to
effect the purpose and object hereof.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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