Okla. Stat. tit. 62, § 62-342
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Tender - Acceptance at face value - Receipt - Cancellation
Official statutory text
of bond or warrant.
When the owner of such warrants or bonds tenders the same to the
clerk of said city, town or the county treasurer in the case of a
drainage district, in payment of the paving, drainage or street
improvement assessment liens or any installment thereof upon his
property in the paving, drainage or street improvement district, in
which such warrants or bonds were issued, the same shall be accepted
at their face value by such city or town clerk, or the county
treasurer, in payment of such improvement assessment liens or any
installment thereof upon said owner's property in such improvement
or drainage district, whether due or to become due, and shall
operate to discharge all paving, drainage or street improvement
assessments upon such property, to the extent of the face value of
such warrants or bonds, so tendered, and the clerk of said city or
town, or the county treasurer of such county, shall issue a receipt
to the owner of such property and the owner of such warrants or
bonds to the extent of all such improvement taxes and liens on said
property, whether due or to become due, to the amount of the face of
such warrants or bonds tendered in payment, including the interest
due thereon, and thereupon said clerk of such city or town or the
county treasurer of such county shall cancel said warrants or bonds,
so delivered in discharge of such assessments or liens, or endorse
said payment on said warrant or bond in case the amount due on said
assessment at said time is less than the face value of said warrants
or bonds so tendered.
When the owner of such warrants or bonds tenders the same to the
clerk of said city, town or the county treasurer in the case of a
drainage district, in payment of the paving, drainage or street
improvement assessment liens or any installment thereof upon his
property in the paving, drainage or street improvement district, in
which such warrants or bonds were issued, the same shall be accepted
at their face value by such city or town clerk, or the county
treasurer, in payment of such improvement assessment liens or any
installment thereof upon said owner's property in such improvement
or drainage district, whether due or to become due, and shall
operate to discharge all paving, drainage or street improvement
assessments upon such property, to the extent of the face value of
such warrants or bonds, so tendered, and the clerk of said city or
town, or the county treasurer of such county, shall issue a receipt
to the owner of such property and the owner of such warrants or
bonds to the extent of all such improvement taxes and liens on said
property, whether due or to become due, to the amount of the face of
such warrants or bonds tendered in payment, including the interest
due thereon, and thereupon said clerk of such city or town or the
county treasurer of such county shall cancel said warrants or bonds,
so delivered in discharge of such assessments or liens, or endorse
said payment on said warrant or bond in case the amount due on said
assessment at said time is less than the face value of said warrants
or bonds so tendered.
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