Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-4-109
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Service of process
Official statutory text
SERVICE OF PROCESS.
If the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission is sued, or if
its officers or employees are sued in their official capacities, the
service of all legal process pursuant to Section 2004 of Title 12 of
the Oklahoma Statutes and of all extrajudicial notices which may be
required in writing shall be made on the Executive Director at the
official office of the Commission as set out in Administrative Rule
240:1-1-5. This section shall not apply to appeals brought under
Article 2, Part 6 and Article 3, Part 4 of the Employment Security
Act of 1980. Service of process in Article 2, Part 6 and Article 3,
Part 4, shall be made pursuant to the procedures set out by the
statutes in those parts and the administrative rules implementing
those statutes. This section shall not be construed to waive any
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 163
immunity created by constitution or statute that applies to the
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, its officers or employees
or this state.
If the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission is sued, or if
its officers or employees are sued in their official capacities, the
service of all legal process pursuant to Section 2004 of Title 12 of
the Oklahoma Statutes and of all extrajudicial notices which may be
required in writing shall be made on the Executive Director at the
official office of the Commission as set out in Administrative Rule
240:1-1-5. This section shall not apply to appeals brought under
Article 2, Part 6 and Article 3, Part 4 of the Employment Security
Act of 1980. Service of process in Article 2, Part 6 and Article 3,
Part 4, shall be made pursuant to the procedures set out by the
statutes in those parts and the administrative rules implementing
those statutes. This section shall not be construed to waive any
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 163
immunity created by constitution or statute that applies to the
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, its officers or employees
or this state.
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