Okla. Stat. tit. 4, § 4-141
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Fence viewers - Number - Qualifications - Appointment -
Official statutory text
Compensation.
Fence viewers herein designated shall consist of three (3)
disinterested freeholders, one to be chosen by each of the
interested parties, and the two so chosen shall choose the third
person, and the three so chosen shall proceed to discharge the
duties of fence viewers as herein provided. Such fence viewers to
be allowed One Dollar ($1.00) per day each, to be paid by the
interested parties: Provided, that if either party shall fail or
refuse to appoint such fence viewers, as herein provided, within
three (3) days after so requested to do by the other interested
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party, then the county sheriff shall, on application of the party
making the request for fence viewers, appoint such fence viewer for
such party so failing or refusing to appoint.
R.L. 1910, § 159. Amended by Laws 1968, c. 72, § 3.
Fence viewers herein designated shall consist of three (3)
disinterested freeholders, one to be chosen by each of the
interested parties, and the two so chosen shall choose the third
person, and the three so chosen shall proceed to discharge the
duties of fence viewers as herein provided. Such fence viewers to
be allowed One Dollar ($1.00) per day each, to be paid by the
interested parties: Provided, that if either party shall fail or
refuse to appoint such fence viewers, as herein provided, within
three (3) days after so requested to do by the other interested
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 4. Animals Page 36
party, then the county sheriff shall, on application of the party
making the request for fence viewers, appoint such fence viewer for
such party so failing or refusing to appoint.
R.L. 1910, § 159. Amended by Laws 1968, c. 72, § 3.
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