Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-3-507
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Injunctions
Official statutory text
INJUNCTIONS. When any reports required under this act have not
been filed or may be insufficient to furnish all the information
required by the Commission, or when the contributions imposed by
this act have not been paid, the Commission may institute, in the
name of the State of Oklahoma, upon the relation of the Commission,
any necessary action or proceeding to enjoin such persons, firm,
association or corporation from continuing operations until such
reports have been filed or contributions paid as required, and in
all proper cases injunction shall be issued without a bond being
required from the state.
been filed or may be insufficient to furnish all the information
required by the Commission, or when the contributions imposed by
this act have not been paid, the Commission may institute, in the
name of the State of Oklahoma, upon the relation of the Commission,
any necessary action or proceeding to enjoin such persons, firm,
association or corporation from continuing operations until such
reports have been filed or contributions paid as required, and in
all proper cases injunction shall be issued without a bond being
required from the state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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