Okla. Stat. tit. 28, § 28-151.1
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Statement of ownership of monies - Use for legal
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notices.
The clerk of the district court shall accept monies only as
ordered by the court or as required by law. Upon delivery of
monies, a written statement of ownership of the monies, including
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the name and mailing address of the owner, shall be provided to the
court clerk. Unless amended through judicial proceeding, the court
clerk shall use this information for case-related mailings and other
legal notices, including notice of proceedings relating to unclaimed
property.
The clerk of the district court shall accept monies only as
ordered by the court or as required by law. Upon delivery of
monies, a written statement of ownership of the monies, including
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 28. Fees Page 29
the name and mailing address of the owner, shall be provided to the
court clerk. Unless amended through judicial proceeding, the court
clerk shall use this information for case-related mailings and other
legal notices, including notice of proceedings relating to unclaimed
property.
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