Okla. Stat. tit. 68, § 68-2894
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Homestead exemption - Review of applications by county
Official statutory text
board of equalization.
The county board of equalization shall have the authority and it
shall be its duty to review any and all applications for homestead
exemption which may have been filed with the county assessor and to
make whatever order is necessary in order to grant homestead
exemption to all applicants who are legally entitled to such
exemption and prevent unlawful exemption on any property. If the
board disallows any exemption which has theretofore been allowed by
the county assessor, or changes the amount of exemption as allowed
by the county assessor, such disallowance or change shall not be
final until ten (10) days' notice in writing of said change shall
have been given the applicant, and an opportunity for a hearing
afforded on such disallowance or change.
The county board of equalization shall have the authority and it
shall be its duty to review any and all applications for homestead
exemption which may have been filed with the county assessor and to
make whatever order is necessary in order to grant homestead
exemption to all applicants who are legally entitled to such
exemption and prevent unlawful exemption on any property. If the
board disallows any exemption which has theretofore been allowed by
the county assessor, or changes the amount of exemption as allowed
by the county assessor, such disallowance or change shall not be
final until ten (10) days' notice in writing of said change shall
have been given the applicant, and an opportunity for a hearing
afforded on such disallowance or change.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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