Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-603

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Approval by Attorney General

Official statutory text

Except as to official bonds for which the Governor of the State

of Oklahoma is the approving officer, no official bond executed on

or after the effective date of this act may be accepted by any State

officer, board, commission, institution, or agency, until the said

bond has been first approved as to form by the Attorney General of

the State of Oklahoma. All official bonds executed on and after the

effective date of this act shall be transmitted to the Attorney

General, and if approved by him as to form shall be transmitted by

him to the office of the Secretary of State, who shall file the

same. The Attorney General shall notify the officer, board,

commission, institution, or agency transmitting said bond that the

bond has been so approved. If the Attorney General shall disapprove

any bond so transmitted to him, he shall return the bond to the

transmitting officer, board, commission, institution, or agency,

with a statement that the same has been disapproved.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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