Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-41-113
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Parties to suit in correcting plat errors
Official statutory text
A. If the object of the petition is to correct one (1) block of
the plat, or any portion thereof, the petition shall name as parties
defendant the record owners, as of the time of commencing the suit,
of all the lots within the block sought to be corrected. The
municipality within which the plat is located shall be made a party
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 458
to the suit if the streets and alleys of the municipality will be
affected by the correction.
B. If the object of the petition is to correct a greater
portion than one (1) block of the plat, then the petition shall name
as parties defendant:
1. The record owners, as of the time of commencing the suit, of
the lots within the area sought to be corrected; and
2. The municipality within which the plat is located.
the plat, or any portion thereof, the petition shall name as parties
defendant the record owners, as of the time of commencing the suit,
of all the lots within the block sought to be corrected. The
municipality within which the plat is located shall be made a party
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 11. Cities and Towns Page 458
to the suit if the streets and alleys of the municipality will be
affected by the correction.
B. If the object of the petition is to correct a greater
portion than one (1) block of the plat, then the petition shall name
as parties defendant:
1. The record owners, as of the time of commencing the suit, of
the lots within the area sought to be corrected; and
2. The municipality within which the plat is located.
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