Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-101
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Procedure - Rules of - Enforcement of orders and rules
Official statutory text
The Commission shall have power with or without any notice of
hearing to make and promulgate rules of procedure not inconsistent
with the provisions of this act to govern the filing, prosecution,
hearing, and determination of proceedings authorized to be brought
before the Commission and for the enforcement of its orders, rules
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and regulations made under the provisions of this act; provided,
that no order, rule or regulation of the Commission and no order
made in the enforcement thereof shall be held void or be reversed
merely because the Commission may not have promulgated procedural
rules.
hearing to make and promulgate rules of procedure not inconsistent
with the provisions of this act to govern the filing, prosecution,
hearing, and determination of proceedings authorized to be brought
before the Commission and for the enforcement of its orders, rules
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and regulations made under the provisions of this act; provided,
that no order, rule or regulation of the Commission and no order
made in the enforcement thereof shall be held void or be reversed
merely because the Commission may not have promulgated procedural
rules.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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