Okla. Stat. tit. 8, § 8-37
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Agreements void
Official statutory text
Provisions in any contract, agreement, deed or charter and any
bylaw, rule, restriction, covenant or regulation adopted or put in
force either subsequent or prior to the effective date of this act
authorizing, permitting or requiring the denial, refusal or
prohibition of the privilege of interment, entombment or burial
because of race, color or national origin of any deceased person are
hereby declared to be null and void, unenforceable and in conflict
with the public policy of this state.
bylaw, rule, restriction, covenant or regulation adopted or put in
force either subsequent or prior to the effective date of this act
authorizing, permitting or requiring the denial, refusal or
prohibition of the privilege of interment, entombment or burial
because of race, color or national origin of any deceased person are
hereby declared to be null and void, unenforceable and in conflict
with the public policy of this state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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