Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-169.6
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Other remedies and rights of action - Attorney fees -
Official statutory text
Costs.
Nothing in Sections 169.1 through 169.5 of this title shall
deprive any holder of a receipt of bill of lading any remedy or
right of action under existing law. Where litigation is pursued
under other existing rights, the prevailing party shall be allowed
reasonable attorney fees and court costs.
Nothing in Sections 169.1 through 169.5 of this title shall
deprive any holder of a receipt of bill of lading any remedy or
right of action under existing law. Where litigation is pursued
under other existing rights, the prevailing party shall be allowed
reasonable attorney fees and court costs.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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