Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-3519
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Effect of name changes
Official statutory text
The name changes herein prescribed shall not affect in any
manner whatsoever any legal relationships, bonds, contracts,
supervisory authority by the Board of Regents for Oklahoma Colleges
or their title to property, obligations or any other phase or aspect
of the legal status of the named institutions for any purpose,
except that said institutions shall be referred to as "Northeastern
Oklahoma State University," "Southeastern Oklahoma State
University," "East Central Oklahoma State University," Southwestern
Oklahoma State University," "Northwestern Oklahoma State University"
and "Oklahoma Panhandle State University" in all future references
to those institutions.
manner whatsoever any legal relationships, bonds, contracts,
supervisory authority by the Board of Regents for Oklahoma Colleges
or their title to property, obligations or any other phase or aspect
of the legal status of the named institutions for any purpose,
except that said institutions shall be referred to as "Northeastern
Oklahoma State University," "Southeastern Oklahoma State
University," "East Central Oklahoma State University," Southwestern
Oklahoma State University," "Northwestern Oklahoma State University"
and "Oklahoma Panhandle State University" in all future references
to those institutions.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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