Okla. Stat. tit. 43, § 43-127
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Time when judgments in divorce actions become final -
Official statutory text
Effect of appeal.
Every decree of divorce shall recite the day and date when the
judgment was rendered. If an appeal be taken from a judgment
granting or denying a divorce, that part of the judgment does not
become final and take effect until the appeal is determined. If an
appeal be taken from any part of a judgment in a divorce action
except the granting of the divorce, the divorce shall be final and
take effect from the date the decree of divorce is rendered,
provided neither party thereto may marry another person until six
(6) months after the date the decree of divorce is rendered; that
part of the judgment appealed shall not become final and take effect
until the appeal be determined.
Every decree of divorce shall recite the day and date when the
judgment was rendered. If an appeal be taken from a judgment
granting or denying a divorce, that part of the judgment does not
become final and take effect until the appeal is determined. If an
appeal be taken from any part of a judgment in a divorce action
except the granting of the divorce, the divorce shall be final and
take effect from the date the decree of divorce is rendered,
provided neither party thereto may marry another person until six
(6) months after the date the decree of divorce is rendered; that
part of the judgment appealed shall not become final and take effect
until the appeal be determined.
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