Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-958
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Lease void, when - Possession, how recovered
Official statutory text
Whenever any lessee of any house or building shall be convicted
of suffering any of the said prohibited gambling devices or games of
chance to be carried on in said house or building, the lease or
contract or letting such house or building shall become void and the
lessor may enter upon the premises so let and shall recover
possession of said leased property as in the case of forcible
detainer.
of suffering any of the said prohibited gambling devices or games of
chance to be carried on in said house or building, the lease or
contract or letting such house or building shall become void and the
lessor may enter upon the premises so let and shall recover
possession of said leased property as in the case of forcible
detainer.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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