Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 12-130
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Actions brought pursuant to Affordable Access to Health
Official statutory text
Care Act.
The venue of civil actions for damages brought pursuant to the
Affordable Access to Health Care Act, Section 1-1708.1A et seq. of
Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, shall be in a county where the
cause of action or any portion thereof arose, or in any county in
which any of the defendants reside, or in the case of a corporation,
in a county in which it is situated, or has its principal office or
place of business, or in any county where a codefendant of such
corporation may be sued. Upon a finding of lack of venue, the court
shall transfer or dismiss the action; provided, however, that if the
court finds lack of venue and that a dismissal would operate as a
dismissal with prejudice, the court shall transfer the action.
The venue of civil actions for damages brought pursuant to the
Affordable Access to Health Care Act, Section 1-1708.1A et seq. of
Title 63 of the Oklahoma Statutes, shall be in a county where the
cause of action or any portion thereof arose, or in any county in
which any of the defendants reside, or in the case of a corporation,
in a county in which it is situated, or has its principal office or
place of business, or in any county where a codefendant of such
corporation may be sued. Upon a finding of lack of venue, the court
shall transfer or dismiss the action; provided, however, that if the
court finds lack of venue and that a dismissal would operate as a
dismissal with prejudice, the court shall transfer the action.
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