Okla. Stat. tit. 75, § 75-323
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Review of final judgment of a district or superior court
Official statutory text
by appeal to Supreme Court.
An aggrieved party, or the agency, without any motion for a new
trial, may secure a review of any final judgment of a district or
superior court under this act by appeal to the Supreme Court. Such
appeal shall be taken in the manner and time provided by law for
appeal to the Supreme Court from the district court in civil
actions. An agency taking an appeal shall not be required to give
bond.
An aggrieved party, or the agency, without any motion for a new
trial, may secure a review of any final judgment of a district or
superior court under this act by appeal to the Supreme Court. Such
appeal shall be taken in the manner and time provided by law for
appeal to the Supreme Court from the district court in civil
actions. An agency taking an appeal shall not be required to give
bond.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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