Okla. Stat. tit. 6, § 6-1312
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Garnishment - Proceedings in aid of execution
Official statutory text
In any action wherein garnishment summons is served on the
lessor or a party to an action seeks to subject a box or contents
thereof to the garnishment or order of court, the lessor, upon being
served with such garnishment or court order, shall seal the box and
deny access thereto to all persons except as ordered by the court.
A court of record may, in a proceeding wherein the lessee is a
party, in aid of execution or for the purpose of enforcing its
orders, direct the sheriff or marshal to enter a box, remove the
contents therefrom and hold, deliver or sell such contents as
permitted by law. Damages suffered by the lessor by reason of
forcible entry as provided herein shall be assessed as costs and
paid to the lessor by the garnishment creditor. If no court order
directing entry into the box is served upon the lessor within thirty
(30) days after a garnishment summons is received by the lessor, the
box shall be unsealed and the lessor shall no longer be required to
deny access to parties entitled thereto.
lessor or a party to an action seeks to subject a box or contents
thereof to the garnishment or order of court, the lessor, upon being
served with such garnishment or court order, shall seal the box and
deny access thereto to all persons except as ordered by the court.
A court of record may, in a proceeding wherein the lessee is a
party, in aid of execution or for the purpose of enforcing its
orders, direct the sheriff or marshal to enter a box, remove the
contents therefrom and hold, deliver or sell such contents as
permitted by law. Damages suffered by the lessor by reason of
forcible entry as provided herein shall be assessed as costs and
paid to the lessor by the garnishment creditor. If no court order
directing entry into the box is served upon the lessor within thirty
(30) days after a garnishment summons is received by the lessor, the
box shall be unsealed and the lessor shall no longer be required to
deny access to parties entitled thereto.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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