Okla. Stat. tit. 27A, § 27A-3-3-403
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Filing, recording, certification - Fees and charges
Official statutory text
A conservation district shall not be liable for any fees or
charges in connection with the filing, recording or indexing, in the
office of the county clerk of any county of this state, of any
instrument in favor of such district, or in connection with the
certification, by such county clerk, of any copy of any instrument
on file or of record in the office of such county clerk, desired by
such district, but all such instruments presented by such district
or the directors thereof for filing or recording shall be filed,
recorded and indexed without charge, and such copies of instruments
necessary by such district or the directors thereof shall be
certified free of charge.
charges in connection with the filing, recording or indexing, in the
office of the county clerk of any county of this state, of any
instrument in favor of such district, or in connection with the
certification, by such county clerk, of any copy of any instrument
on file or of record in the office of such county clerk, desired by
such district, but all such instruments presented by such district
or the directors thereof for filing or recording shall be filed,
recorded and indexed without charge, and such copies of instruments
necessary by such district or the directors thereof shall be
certified free of charge.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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