Okla. Stat. tit. 42, § 42-131
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Lien provided for work
Official statutory text
Blacksmiths, wheelwrights and horseshoers who perform work and
labor for any person, if unpaid for same, shall have an absolute
lien, subject to all prior liens, on the product of their labor and
upon all wagons, carriages, automobiles, implements and other
articles repaired, or horses, or other animals shod by them, for all
sums of money due for such work or labor and for any material
furnished by them and used in such product, repairs or shoeing.
labor for any person, if unpaid for same, shall have an absolute
lien, subject to all prior liens, on the product of their labor and
upon all wagons, carriages, automobiles, implements and other
articles repaired, or horses, or other animals shod by them, for all
sums of money due for such work or labor and for any material
furnished by them and used in such product, repairs or shoeing.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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