Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-858-724
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Notice and hearing - Subpoenas and depositions
Official statutory text
A. Before suspending or revoking any certification, the Real
Estate Appraiser Board shall notify the appraiser in writing of any
charges made at least thirty (30) days prior to the date set for the
hearing and shall afford the appraiser an opportunity to be heard in
person or by counsel.
B. In any proceeding in which the Board is required to serve an
order on an individual, the Board may send such material to the
individual's address of record with the Board. If the order is
returned with a notation by the United States Postal Service
indicating that it is undeliverable for any reason, and the records
of the Board indicate that the Board has not received any change of
address since the order was sent, as required by the rules of the
Board, the order and any subsequent material relating to the same
matter sent to the most recent address on file with the Board shall
be deemed by the court as having been legally served for all
purposes. The written notice may be served personally or by
registered or certified mail to the last-known business and/or
residence address of the appraiser.
C. The Board shall have the power to subpoena and issue
subpoenas duces tecum and to bring before it any person in this
state, or to take testimony by deposition, in the same manner as
prescribed by law in judicial proceedings in the courts of this
state.
Estate Appraiser Board shall notify the appraiser in writing of any
charges made at least thirty (30) days prior to the date set for the
hearing and shall afford the appraiser an opportunity to be heard in
person or by counsel.
B. In any proceeding in which the Board is required to serve an
order on an individual, the Board may send such material to the
individual's address of record with the Board. If the order is
returned with a notation by the United States Postal Service
indicating that it is undeliverable for any reason, and the records
of the Board indicate that the Board has not received any change of
address since the order was sent, as required by the rules of the
Board, the order and any subsequent material relating to the same
matter sent to the most recent address on file with the Board shall
be deemed by the court as having been legally served for all
purposes. The written notice may be served personally or by
registered or certified mail to the last-known business and/or
residence address of the appraiser.
C. The Board shall have the power to subpoena and issue
subpoenas duces tecum and to bring before it any person in this
state, or to take testimony by deposition, in the same manner as
prescribed by law in judicial proceedings in the courts of this
state.
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