Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-1261
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Delinquent assessments or installments - Presentment of
Official statutory text
bond receipt as payment - Discharge of liens.
In the event any such road or street improvement assessment, or
installments thereof, paid by endorsement upon such bonds, as
provided in Section 32 of this act, are delinquent and in the hands
of the county treasurer of the county, for collection, then said
receipt issued by the county clerk of such county, as herein
provided for, may be presented by the holder thereof to the county
treasurer of such county, who shall thereupon endorse upon his
records the satisfaction and discharge of the improvement taxes upon
the property for the installments described in such receipt, and
thereafter such property shall be free and discharged of and from
all further lien for such installments of such assessment.
In the event any such road or street improvement assessment, or
installments thereof, paid by endorsement upon such bonds, as
provided in Section 32 of this act, are delinquent and in the hands
of the county treasurer of the county, for collection, then said
receipt issued by the county clerk of such county, as herein
provided for, may be presented by the holder thereof to the county
treasurer of such county, who shall thereupon endorse upon his
records the satisfaction and discharge of the improvement taxes upon
the property for the installments described in such receipt, and
thereafter such property shall be free and discharged of and from
all further lien for such installments of such assessment.
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