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Okla. Stat. tit. 37A, § 37A-2-149

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Written notice of denial, suspension or revocation of

Official statutory text

licenses.

In the case of denial of an application for an original license,

the ABLE Commission shall give written notice to the applicant

either by registered mail directed to the applicant's last-known

address or by delivery, stating the reason for such denial. If the

ABLE Commission proposes to deny renewal of any license or to

suspend or revoke a license, it shall give written notice to the

licensee addressed to the licensed premises by registered mail, by

personal delivery or by posting of the notice on the outside

entrance to the licensed premises, notifying the licensee of such

contemplated denial, suspension or revocation, and of the time and

place at which the licensee may be accorded a hearing before the

ABLE Commission on the matter, which time shall not be less than

fifteen (15) days from the date of mailing, delivery or posting of

such notice. Such notice shall set forth the grounds for the

proposed denial, suspension or revocation. The ABLE Commission may

delegate any part of this function to the Director, but any person

aggrieved by any order shall have the right to be heard by the ABLE

Commission and the ABLE Commission shall provide adequate procedure

to protect the right of persons desiring to do so.

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