Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 12-990.1
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Jurisdiction of certain appeals - Time limit for
Official statutory text
counter-appeals and cross-appeals.
When a petition in error is timely filed, the Supreme Court
shall have jurisdiction of the entire action that is the subject of
the appeal. No additional jurisdictional steps shall be necessary
to enable the Supreme Court to rule upon any errors made in the
trial of the action which are asserted by any party to the appeal
and involve any other party to the appeal.
The Supreme Court may prescribe by rule the time limits for
filing counter-appeals and cross-appeals.
When a petition in error is timely filed, the Supreme Court
shall have jurisdiction of the entire action that is the subject of
the appeal. No additional jurisdictional steps shall be necessary
to enable the Supreme Court to rule upon any errors made in the
trial of the action which are asserted by any party to the appeal
and involve any other party to the appeal.
The Supreme Court may prescribe by rule the time limits for
filing counter-appeals and cross-appeals.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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