Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-962
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Appeals
Official statutory text
Any county employee who has petitioned the board of trustees for
retirement benefits may on his own behalf appeal from the decision
of the board. Such appeals shall be made to the district court of
such county, and shall be tried de novo by the court without a jury.
Such appeal shall be made within thirty (30) days of the date of the
decision or order of the board by filing in the office of the court
clerk a transcript of the proceedings had before the board, and a
copy of all papers filed in such cause, duly certified by the county
clerk. Notice of such appeal shall be given in writing by the
person appealing at the time of the filing of such appeal in the
district court, and such notice shall be served upon the clerk of
the retirement board and upon the district attorney.
retirement benefits may on his own behalf appeal from the decision
of the board. Such appeals shall be made to the district court of
such county, and shall be tried de novo by the court without a jury.
Such appeal shall be made within thirty (30) days of the date of the
decision or order of the board by filing in the office of the court
clerk a transcript of the proceedings had before the board, and a
copy of all papers filed in such cause, duly certified by the county
clerk. Notice of such appeal shall be given in writing by the
person appealing at the time of the filing of such appeal in the
district court, and such notice shall be served upon the clerk of
the retirement board and upon the district attorney.
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