Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-2-606
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Appeals from tribunal referee decisions to Board of
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APPEALS FROM TRIBUNAL REFEREE DECISIONS TO BOARD OF REVIEW.
The Board of Review shall review the record of an appeal filed
by any of the parties entitled to notice on a determination of an
appeal tribunal referee. On appeal, the Board of Review may affirm,
modify, reverse, or remand any decision of an appeal tribunal
referee on the basis of evidence previously submitted, or on the
basis of additional evidence received by an appeal tribunal referee
on remand. The Board of Review shall promptly notify the parties of
its decision in writing, and the decision shall be final unless
within thirty (30) days after notice is deemed given, a proceeding
for judicial review is initiated pursuant to Section 2-610 of this
title.
APPEALS FROM TRIBUNAL REFEREE DECISIONS TO BOARD OF REVIEW.
The Board of Review shall review the record of an appeal filed
by any of the parties entitled to notice on a determination of an
appeal tribunal referee. On appeal, the Board of Review may affirm,
modify, reverse, or remand any decision of an appeal tribunal
referee on the basis of evidence previously submitted, or on the
basis of additional evidence received by an appeal tribunal referee
on remand. The Board of Review shall promptly notify the parties of
its decision in writing, and the decision shall be final unless
within thirty (30) days after notice is deemed given, a proceeding
for judicial review is initiated pursuant to Section 2-610 of this
title.
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