Okla. Stat. tit. 15, § 15-503
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Hotels, apartment hotels, inns - Guest rooms to have
Official statutory text
suitable locks.
It shall be the duty of the proprietor, manager, or operator of
any hotel, apartment hotel, or inn to equip the doors of all guest
rooms in any hotel, apartment hotel or inn operated by him, with
suitable night latches, night chains, or bolts, so placed on the
inside of such doors, as to prevent such doors from being opened
from the outside by key or otherwise.
It shall be the duty of the proprietor, manager, or operator of
any hotel, apartment hotel, or inn to equip the doors of all guest
rooms in any hotel, apartment hotel or inn operated by him, with
suitable night latches, night chains, or bolts, so placed on the
inside of such doors, as to prevent such doors from being opened
from the outside by key or otherwise.
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