Okla. Stat. tit. 17, § 17-122
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Judgment for overcharge - Lien - Collection
Official statutory text
Upon ascertaining the amount of overcharge due from any public
service corporation, person or firm, the Corporation Commission
shall have authority to render judgment against such public service
corporation, person, or firm, for the amount of such overcharge that
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 42
may have been collected from the public in violation of any legal
rate, or order of the Dommission, if necessary to insure the prompt
payment of the same to the Commission. Such judgment shall be a
lien upon the property of the public service corporation, person, or
firm, and shall be collected in the same manner that fines and
penalties imposed by the Corporation Commission are now authorized
to be collected by law, and, when collected, shall be paid
immediately by the Commission to the parties to whom it is due.
service corporation, person or firm, the Corporation Commission
shall have authority to render judgment against such public service
corporation, person, or firm, for the amount of such overcharge that
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 17. Corporation Commission Page 42
may have been collected from the public in violation of any legal
rate, or order of the Dommission, if necessary to insure the prompt
payment of the same to the Commission. Such judgment shall be a
lien upon the property of the public service corporation, person, or
firm, and shall be collected in the same manner that fines and
penalties imposed by the Corporation Commission are now authorized
to be collected by law, and, when collected, shall be paid
immediately by the Commission to the parties to whom it is due.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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