Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-46
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Proceedings on hearing
Official statutory text
If no demurrer or other pleading or answer shall, be filed by
the third day of said term, or by the day allowed by the order of
said court, as above provided, the petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered according to the prayer of said
petition, upon proof of the facts stated in said petition, but if
any person shall file an answer, as aforesaid, to such petition, the
court may hear evidence, or order a reference to a referee or
special commissioner to take evidence and report, when the same
proceedings shall be had as on a reference to a referee or special
commissioner under and according to the practice in the courts of
this state. If the petition included more than one parcel of land,
and no demurrer or answer shall be filed as to some of said parcels
the court may enter a decree pro confesso as to those parcels as to
which no demurrer or answer shall be filed, and hear evidence, or
order a reference as to the remaining parcels.
R.L. 1910, § 7290.
the third day of said term, or by the day allowed by the order of
said court, as above provided, the petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered according to the prayer of said
petition, upon proof of the facts stated in said petition, but if
any person shall file an answer, as aforesaid, to such petition, the
court may hear evidence, or order a reference to a referee or
special commissioner to take evidence and report, when the same
proceedings shall be had as on a reference to a referee or special
commissioner under and according to the practice in the courts of
this state. If the petition included more than one parcel of land,
and no demurrer or answer shall be filed as to some of said parcels
the court may enter a decree pro confesso as to those parcels as to
which no demurrer or answer shall be filed, and hear evidence, or
order a reference as to the remaining parcels.
R.L. 1910, § 7290.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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