How does the law treat a contract made by an organization in violation of the act?

In Oklahoma, when a contract is made by an organization in violation of the relevant statutory regulations regarding funeral services, the law typically prohibits enforcement of that contract by the organization itself. The principle behind this is to protect the public and uphold regulatory standards that organizations must adhere to in order to operate legally.

When an organization enters into a contract that is not compliant with these laws or regulations, it undermines the legal framework designed to ensure ethical and fair practices within the funeral industry. Therefore, allowing the organization to enforce such a contract would contradict the intent of the applicable laws. By rendering the contract unenforceable by the organization, the law serves as a deterrent against non-compliance and protects consumers from potentially unfair or illegal practices.

This approach upholds the integrity of the regulatory framework and reinforces the necessity for organizations to operate within legal parameters to ensure the protection of public interest and welfare.