Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 12-978.1

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Recovery of costs for review of certain interlocutory

Official statutory text

orders on appeal or on certiorari.

When an interlocutory order of a district court is reviewed on

appeal or on certiorari and the interlocutory order is reversed, the

prevailing party shall recover his costs, exclusive of attorney

fees, including the cost deposit and the costs of preparing the

record on appeal or on certiorari, regardless of the ultimate

disposition of the action; and when the interlocutory order is

reversed in part and affirmed in part, the costs shall be equally

divided between the parties.

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