Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-58
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Acceptance of laws and plats to be filed
Official statutory text
Before any corporation, joint stock company, partnership or
person, shall have, possess, enjoy or exercise the right of eminent
domain, right-of-way, right to locate, maintain or operate
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 45
pipelines, fixtures or equipment thereunto belonging, or used in
connection therewith, as authorized by the provisions of this
article, or shall have, possess, enjoy or exercise any right (the
word "right" in this connection being used in its most comprehensive
legal sense) conferred by this article, every such corporation,
joint stock company, partnership or other person shall file in the
office of the Corporation Commission a proper and explicit
authorized acceptance of the provisions of this article, and the
Constitution of this state, and, in cases of pipe lines, a plat
showing in detail the points within this state between which, and
the route along which, the trunk lines are proposed to be
constructed, the intended size and capacity thereof, and the
location and capacity of all pumping stations, gate valves, check
valves and connections and appliances of all kinds used, or to be
used, on said trunk lines; and upon demand of the Corporation
Commission, the proper parties, as required by said Commission,
shall promptly file a plat showing in detail all the lines owned and
operated by them respectively, with full and explicit information as
to their capacity, size and location, and the capacity of their
pumping stations, gate valves, check valves and connections, of all
kinds, required or used in the operation thereof.
R.L. 1910, § 4311.
person, shall have, possess, enjoy or exercise the right of eminent
domain, right-of-way, right to locate, maintain or operate
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 45
pipelines, fixtures or equipment thereunto belonging, or used in
connection therewith, as authorized by the provisions of this
article, or shall have, possess, enjoy or exercise any right (the
word "right" in this connection being used in its most comprehensive
legal sense) conferred by this article, every such corporation,
joint stock company, partnership or other person shall file in the
office of the Corporation Commission a proper and explicit
authorized acceptance of the provisions of this article, and the
Constitution of this state, and, in cases of pipe lines, a plat
showing in detail the points within this state between which, and
the route along which, the trunk lines are proposed to be
constructed, the intended size and capacity thereof, and the
location and capacity of all pumping stations, gate valves, check
valves and connections and appliances of all kinds used, or to be
used, on said trunk lines; and upon demand of the Corporation
Commission, the proper parties, as required by said Commission,
shall promptly file a plat showing in detail all the lines owned and
operated by them respectively, with full and explicit information as
to their capacity, size and location, and the capacity of their
pumping stations, gate valves, check valves and connections, of all
kinds, required or used in the operation thereof.
R.L. 1910, § 4311.
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