Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1836.2
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Failure to comply with demand a tort
Official statutory text
Any person, firm, or officer, representative, or agent of any
firm or corporation, together with such firm or corporation, failing
to comply with such demand to remove the said cloud upon the right
to title and possession, shall be deemed to be guilty of a tort, and
shall be held to respond in damages to the owner of any right,
title, interest or right to possession of the real estate involved
in a suit to quiet the title to said real estate in the amount of
the cost, reasonable attorney's fees, and other damage suffered on
account of the said tort.
firm or corporation, together with such firm or corporation, failing
to comply with such demand to remove the said cloud upon the right
to title and possession, shall be deemed to be guilty of a tort, and
shall be held to respond in damages to the owner of any right,
title, interest or right to possession of the real estate involved
in a suit to quiet the title to said real estate in the amount of
the cost, reasonable attorney's fees, and other damage suffered on
account of the said tort.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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