Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-1809
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Venue
Official statutory text
A. Except for causes of action based upon terms of any
insurance policy issued by an insurer placed in conservatorship, any
action filed against such insurer or its conservator during such
conservatorship shall be filed in district court of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma.
B. The conservator for such insurer may file suit in district
court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, against any person for the
purpose of preserving, protecting or recovering any assets or
property of such insurer, including claims or causes of action
belonging to or which may be asserted by such insurer.
C. Nothing in this act shall be construed as authorizing the
staying of litigation against the insurer.
insurance policy issued by an insurer placed in conservatorship, any
action filed against such insurer or its conservator during such
conservatorship shall be filed in district court of Oklahoma County,
Oklahoma.
B. The conservator for such insurer may file suit in district
court of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, against any person for the
purpose of preserving, protecting or recovering any assets or
property of such insurer, including claims or causes of action
belonging to or which may be asserted by such insurer.
C. Nothing in this act shall be construed as authorizing the
staying of litigation against the insurer.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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