Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-806
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as possessing same powers and duties with respect to airspace as to
other property.
A. The state and all of its departments, commissions, agencies,
instrumentalities, divisions, subdivisions and authorities,
including all counties, municipal corporations and governmental
units of any kind, shall have the same powers, rights and duties
with respect to airspace as are possessed with respect to other real
property.
B. All private individuals, partnerships, corporations,
foundations, trustees, fiduciaries, and all other private persons
whatever their legal status, shall have the same powers, rights and
duties with respect to airspace as are possessed with respect to
other real property.
other property.
A. The state and all of its departments, commissions, agencies,
instrumentalities, divisions, subdivisions and authorities,
including all counties, municipal corporations and governmental
units of any kind, shall have the same powers, rights and duties
with respect to airspace as are possessed with respect to other real
property.
B. All private individuals, partnerships, corporations,
foundations, trustees, fiduciaries, and all other private persons
whatever their legal status, shall have the same powers, rights and
duties with respect to airspace as are possessed with respect to
other real property.
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