Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-768
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State Auditor and Inspector - Budgets and estimates -
Official statutory text
Delivery to county clerk.
The State Auditor and Inspector is hereby authorized and
directed to deliver to the county clerk all county, school district,
city and township budgets and estimates in his possession for the
purpose of enabling the county to remake a portion of the financial
records lost or destroyed by fire, lightning, windstorm or by any
act of God, and the county clerk shall execute a receipt therefor
and retain the same in his possession for such a time as is
reasonable for the preparation of the records of said county.
The State Auditor and Inspector is hereby authorized and
directed to deliver to the county clerk all county, school district,
city and township budgets and estimates in his possession for the
purpose of enabling the county to remake a portion of the financial
records lost or destroyed by fire, lightning, windstorm or by any
act of God, and the county clerk shall execute a receipt therefor
and retain the same in his possession for such a time as is
reasonable for the preparation of the records of said county.
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