Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-11
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Proceedings when no quorum present
Official statutory text
At any time a cause is set for hearing and a quorum of the
Commission is not present at the time set for said hearing, any
member thereof may adjourn the hearing to some future time or said
Commissioner present may proceed to take the testimony, which shall
be transcribed and submitted to the Commission before consideration
thereof; said testimony so taken shall be submitted to the
Commission at a time and place fixed by the Commissioner taking the
same.
Commission is not present at the time set for said hearing, any
member thereof may adjourn the hearing to some future time or said
Commissioner present may proceed to take the testimony, which shall
be transcribed and submitted to the Commission before consideration
thereof; said testimony so taken shall be submitted to the
Commission at a time and place fixed by the Commissioner taking the
same.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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