Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1048
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Storage or accumulation of wrecked or abandoned motor
Official statutory text
vehicle or part thereof within view of preexisting residence or
adjoining property - Farm-related vehicles excepted.
No person, firm, partnership or corporation shall with malice or
without valid business purpose store, accumulate, allow to
accumulate, or allow to remain stored or accumulated after receipt
of notice as is hereinafter provided, any wrecked or abandoned motor
vehicle, or any recyclable or nonrecyclable hulk or part of a motor
vehicle within view of any preexisting residence or adjoining
property situated outside the territorial limits of any incorporated
municipality. Any homeowner or adjoining property owner aggrieved
by any violation of this section may order the removal of any motor
vehicle, hulk or part stored in violation hereof upon thirty (30)
days' written notice to the owner of the land where such motor
vehicle, hulk or part is stored. Upon the failure of the offending
party to comply with said order, the aggrieved party may obtain
injunctive and mandamus relief for the removal of matter so stored
or accumulated or for screening of the matter so stored or
accumulated from view from the adjoining property from the district
court of the county where the residence is situated and, further;
shall be entitled to recover reasonable attorneys' fees, court costs
and other reasonable expenses of bringing suit.
Provided, nothing within this section shall prohibit the
accumulation or storage of farm-related vehicles upon any property
currently used for agricultural or ranching-related purposes.
adjoining property - Farm-related vehicles excepted.
No person, firm, partnership or corporation shall with malice or
without valid business purpose store, accumulate, allow to
accumulate, or allow to remain stored or accumulated after receipt
of notice as is hereinafter provided, any wrecked or abandoned motor
vehicle, or any recyclable or nonrecyclable hulk or part of a motor
vehicle within view of any preexisting residence or adjoining
property situated outside the territorial limits of any incorporated
municipality. Any homeowner or adjoining property owner aggrieved
by any violation of this section may order the removal of any motor
vehicle, hulk or part stored in violation hereof upon thirty (30)
days' written notice to the owner of the land where such motor
vehicle, hulk or part is stored. Upon the failure of the offending
party to comply with said order, the aggrieved party may obtain
injunctive and mandamus relief for the removal of matter so stored
or accumulated or for screening of the matter so stored or
accumulated from view from the adjoining property from the district
court of the county where the residence is situated and, further;
shall be entitled to recover reasonable attorneys' fees, court costs
and other reasonable expenses of bringing suit.
Provided, nothing within this section shall prohibit the
accumulation or storage of farm-related vehicles upon any property
currently used for agricultural or ranching-related purposes.
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