Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-41-114

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Action to correct plat errors - Service of summons and

Official statutory text

notice.

Service of summons in the action shall be had upon the

defendants in the manner provided by law in civil actions. Where

the record owners are numerous, however, the action may be

maintained in the name of one or more lot owners for the benefit of

all the owners of property within the area of that portion of the

plat affected by the proposed correction. In addition to service of

process to those record owners in whose name the action is

maintained, the petitioner shall also give notice by mail to the

following, without naming them as parties defendant:

1. All owners of record, as shown by the current year's tax

rolls in the office of the county treasurer, of lots within the

block or area sought to be corrected; and

2. The municipality within which the plat is located.

The notice shall set out the error sought to be corrected and the

manner which is proposed for correcting the error as prayed for in

the petition.

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