Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-47
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Court to determine title - Liens not affected
Official statutory text
It shall be competent for said courts in all such decrees,
whether pro confesso or on the report of any referee or special
commissioner, or otherwise, to determine and decree in whom the
title in any or all of the lands described in said petition is
vested, whether in the petitioner or in any other of the parties
before the court; but said decree shall not in any wise affect any
lien or liens to which said fee may be subject, and which have been
created since the destruction of such records, whether the same be
by mortgage, deed of trust, judgment, statute, mechanics' lien or
otherwise, but shall leave all such liens to be ascertained or
established in some other proceeding, or to be enforced as the
parties holding them may see fit.
R.L. 1910, § 7291.
whether pro confesso or on the report of any referee or special
commissioner, or otherwise, to determine and decree in whom the
title in any or all of the lands described in said petition is
vested, whether in the petitioner or in any other of the parties
before the court; but said decree shall not in any wise affect any
lien or liens to which said fee may be subject, and which have been
created since the destruction of such records, whether the same be
by mortgage, deed of trust, judgment, statute, mechanics' lien or
otherwise, but shall leave all such liens to be ascertained or
established in some other proceeding, or to be enforced as the
parties holding them may see fit.
R.L. 1910, § 7291.
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