Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-1933
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Order to pay assessment
Official statutory text
After levy of assessment as provided in section 1832 of this
article, upon the filing of a further detailed report by the
Insurance Commissioner the court shall issue an order directing each
member (if a mutual insurer) or each subscriber (if a reciprocal
insurer), if he shall not pay the amount assessed against him to the
Insurance Commissioner on or before a day to be specified in the
order, to show cause why he should not be held liable to pay such
assessment, together with costs as provided in section 1835 of this
article, and to show cause why the Insurance Commissioner should not
have judgment therefor.
article, upon the filing of a further detailed report by the
Insurance Commissioner the court shall issue an order directing each
member (if a mutual insurer) or each subscriber (if a reciprocal
insurer), if he shall not pay the amount assessed against him to the
Insurance Commissioner on or before a day to be specified in the
order, to show cause why he should not be held liable to pay such
assessment, together with costs as provided in section 1835 of this
article, and to show cause why the Insurance Commissioner should not
have judgment therefor.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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