Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-113

In the manner now provided by law for taking appeals to the

Supreme Court from orders, rules or regulations of the Commission

affecting transportation and transmission companies, appeals may be

taken to the Supreme Court from any order, rule or regulation made,

issued or promulgated by the Commission under the provisions of

Sections 84-96, inclusive, of this title, (a) by the Attorney

General, or (b) by the Conservation Attorney, or (c) by the Director

of Conservation, on behalf of the state, or (d) by any person

aggrieved by such order, rule, or regulation appealed from. On such

appeal the Supreme Court shall have power to determine the validity,

the reasonableness and justice of such order, rule, or regulation,

and should the Court find from the record that the order, rule, or

regulation appealed from is incorrect, unreasonable, unjust or

insufficient in any particular it shall amend, modify, or supplement

such order, rule or regulation so as to make the same correct,

reasonable, just or sufficient, or shall substitute therefor such

order, rule, or regulation as in the Court's opinion is warranted by

the record, is reasonable and just, and will effect the purposes and

intent of sections 84-135 of this title. On such appeals no order,

rule or regulation shall be reversed and remanded to the Commission

for a new trial thereon or for the taking of additional testimony

unless the Court shall find that the evidence introduced before the

Commission is insufficient to enable the Court to determine and make

a proper order, rule, or regulation or that the party appealing did

not have lawful notice of the hearing before the Commission, or that

the Commission refused to receive competent evidence offered by the

party appealing, which, if true, would leave the order, rule or

regulation appealed from without substantial basis in fact. In like

manner appeal may be taken to the Supreme Court from any order,

judgment or decree issued, or final action taken by the Commission

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in any proceeding before it wherein it is sought to have any person

adjudged (a) guilty of direct contempt, or (b) punished as for

contempt for violation of any provision of this act or of any order,

rule or regulation of the Commission made hereunder, or (c) in which

is sought any other order of enforcement for the purpose of

enforcing the orders, rules, and regulations of the Commission made

hereunder, provided any such appeal may be taken and prosecuted only

by (a) the Attorney General, or (b) the Conservation Attorney, or

(c) the Director of Conservation, on behalf of the state, or (d) by

any person against whom any such order or decree of contempt, or as

for contempt, or other order of enforcement shall have been

rendered, or (e) by any other person whose interests are affected by

such order, judgment, decree or final action taken by the Commission

in such proceeding and who is aggrieved thereby.

No order, rule, regulation, judgment or decree or final action

of the Commission appealed from shall be superseded except by order

of the Commission or the Supreme Court. No supersedeas shall be

granted by either the Commission or the Supreme Court except upon

condition that the appellant shall file in said appeal a bond with

such surety as shall be approved by the Commission or the Supreme

Court, granting such supersedeas. Said bond shall, (a) be in such

amount, (b) contain such terms and conditions, and (c) be payable to

the state for its benefit or for the benefit of such person or

persons as shall be damaged by such appeal, if the order, rule,

regulation, judgment, decree or action of the Commission appealed

from shall be affirmed; all as shall be provided and required by the

Commission or the Supreme Court granting such supersedeas.

All appeals under the provisions of this act must be taken by

filing in the Supreme Court a petition in error within thirty (30)
rson or

persons as shall be damaged by such appeal, if the order, rule,

regulation, judgment, decree or action of the Commission appealed

from shall be affirmed; all as shall be provided and required by the

Commission or the Supreme Court granting such supersedeas.

All appeals under the provisions of this act must be taken by

filing in the Supreme Court a petition in error within thirty (30)

days from the date on which the order, rule, regulation, judgment,

decree or final action of the Commission appealed from shall have

been made, rendered or taken by the Commission; and except as

otherwise provided in this act, the hearing and determination

thereof by the Supreme Court, and the enforcement of its judgment

and decree therein, and against the sureties upon the supersedeas

bond therein, shall be governed by the provisions of law now in

force applicable to appeals in proceedings for contempt and other

proceedings for the violation of orders, rules and regulations of

the Commission affecting transportation companies; and to the extent

possible under existing laws the Supreme Court shall give precedence

to all such appeals in the hearing and disposition thereof. The

time limit prescribed herein for filing the petition in error may

not be extended. The Supreme Court shall prescribe by rules the

manner in which the record of the proceedings sought be reviewed

shall be prepared and the time for its completion.