Okla. Stat. tit. 67, § 67-82
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It is hereby made the duty of any officer or person having
possession, custody or control of any record, book, paper, taxroll,
assessment or any other files or matter of record, or any portion of
same so required to be copied or transcribed, to produce and exhibit
all records, books, papers, taxrolls, assessments, and any other
files or matters of record in his possession, custody, or control,
and to permit and facilitate the copying or transcribing of any such
record, book, paper, taxroll, assessment and other file or matter of
record, or other evidence of any record or any portion thereof, when
requested by the board of county commissioners or anyone authorized
by them to make such copies or transcripts.
R.L. 1910, § 7300.
possession, custody or control of any record, book, paper, taxroll,
assessment or any other files or matter of record, or any portion of
same so required to be copied or transcribed, to produce and exhibit
all records, books, papers, taxrolls, assessments, and any other
files or matters of record in his possession, custody, or control,
and to permit and facilitate the copying or transcribing of any such
record, book, paper, taxroll, assessment and other file or matter of
record, or other evidence of any record or any portion thereof, when
requested by the board of county commissioners or anyone authorized
by them to make such copies or transcripts.
R.L. 1910, § 7300.
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