Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1118

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Issuance of certificates of title for manufactured homes

Official statutory text

- School district maps - Commission not party in lawsuits to

determine ownership.

A. Service Oklahoma and licensed operators shall issue a

certificate of title which conforms to the provisions of Section

1117 of this title to any person applying for a certificate of title

for a manufactured home.

B. Service Oklahoma shall provide each licensed operator with a

school district map of the county designating the boundaries of each

school district and the code number of each district.

C. The State Department of Education shall provide Service

Oklahoma with a school district map designating the boundaries of

each school district and the code number of each district.

D. Service Oklahoma shall not be considered a necessary party

to any lawsuit which is instigated for the purpose of determining

ownership of a manufactured home, wherein Service Oklahoma's only

involvement would be to issue title, and the court shall issue an

order dismissing Service Oklahoma from the pending action.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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