Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-86.4
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Common source of supply - Orders, rules and regulations
Official statutory text
The Commission is hereby empowered after notice of hearing to
make all such orders, rules and regulations applicable to each
common source of supply as it may find to be necessary or proper and
to make general orders, rules and regulations applicable alike to
all common sources of supply in the state. It shall not be
necessary to publish such order, rule or regulation, after its
adoption or promulgation by the Commission, before it shall go into
effect, nor shall it be necessary to publish any such order, rule or
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regulation in each subsequent annual report of the Commission.
Provided, that the Corporation Commission shall not under the
provisions of this act make any order establishing a well spacing or
drilling unit.
make all such orders, rules and regulations applicable to each
common source of supply as it may find to be necessary or proper and
to make general orders, rules and regulations applicable alike to
all common sources of supply in the state. It shall not be
necessary to publish such order, rule or regulation, after its
adoption or promulgation by the Commission, before it shall go into
effect, nor shall it be necessary to publish any such order, rule or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas Page 51
regulation in each subsequent annual report of the Commission.
Provided, that the Corporation Commission shall not under the
provisions of this act make any order establishing a well spacing or
drilling unit.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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