Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 12-1585
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Joinder of cause of action for debt - Stay of judgment
Official statutory text
In any action for replevin in any court of this state, it shall
be permissible for the plaintiff to join with the cause of action in
replevin a cause of action founded on a debt claimed to be owing to
the plaintiff if the debt shall be secured by a lien upon the
property sought to be recovered in the cause of action in replevin.
Upon the rendition of any judgment in replevin in any case wherein
there shall be joined a cause of action from debt, judgment for such
debt shall be stayed pending the determination of the amount thereof
remaining due to plaintiff after any sale of the property pursuant
to such liens.
be permissible for the plaintiff to join with the cause of action in
replevin a cause of action founded on a debt claimed to be owing to
the plaintiff if the debt shall be secured by a lien upon the
property sought to be recovered in the cause of action in replevin.
Upon the rendition of any judgment in replevin in any case wherein
there shall be joined a cause of action from debt, judgment for such
debt shall be stayed pending the determination of the amount thereof
remaining due to plaintiff after any sale of the property pursuant
to such liens.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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