Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-10
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Payment of premiums - Vouchers - Execution and
Official statutory text
certification.
The county commissioners shall not pay premiums except on a
voucher. The voucher shall state the name of the person and the
person’s address to whom the premium was awarded. The voucher must
be signed by the judge who awards the premium. The voucher must
also be signed and certified by the person acting as clerk to the
judge.
The county commissioners shall not pay premiums except on a
voucher. The voucher shall state the name of the person and the
person’s address to whom the premium was awarded. The voucher must
be signed by the judge who awards the premium. The voucher must
also be signed and certified by the person acting as clerk to the
judge.
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