Okla. Stat. tit. 43, § 43-213
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Order set aside, when
Official statutory text
The husband or wife affected by the proceedings contemplated in
the two preceding sections, may have the order or decree of the
court set aside or annulled by affidavit of such party, setting
forth fully the facts and supported by such other testimony as the
court shall deem proper. Notice of such proceedings to set aside
and annul such order must be given the person in whose favor the
same was granted, and shall be served as summons are served in
ordinary actions. The setting aside of such decree or order shall
in no wise affect any act done thereunder.
the two preceding sections, may have the order or decree of the
court set aside or annulled by affidavit of such party, setting
forth fully the facts and supported by such other testimony as the
court shall deem proper. Notice of such proceedings to set aside
and annul such order must be given the person in whose favor the
same was granted, and shall be served as summons are served in
ordinary actions. The setting aside of such decree or order shall
in no wise affect any act done thereunder.
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