Okla. Stat. tit. 43, § 43-133
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Setting aside of divorce decrees upon petition of parties
Official statutory text
When a decree of divorce has been issued by a district or
superior court, said court is hereby authorized to dissolve said
decree at any future time, in or out of the term wherein the decree
was granted, provided that both parties to the divorce action file a
petition, signed by both parties, asking that said decree be set
aside and held for naught. And further provided that both parties
seeking to have the decree set aside shall make proof to the court
that neither one has married a third party during the time since the
issuance of the decree of divorce.
superior court, said court is hereby authorized to dissolve said
decree at any future time, in or out of the term wherein the decree
was granted, provided that both parties to the divorce action file a
petition, signed by both parties, asking that said decree be set
aside and held for naught. And further provided that both parties
seeking to have the decree set aside shall make proof to the court
that neither one has married a third party during the time since the
issuance of the decree of divorce.
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