Okla. Stat. tit. 82, § 82-105.7
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Parties to suit - Intervention - Orders
Official statutory text
In any suit for the determination of rights to the use of the
waters of any stream, brought pursuant to Section 6, any person who
is using or who has used water from the stream or who claims the
right or who might claim the right to use water from the stream may
be made a party to the suit. Any person who is using or who has
used or who claims the right to use water from the stream may
intervene. No person not a party to the suit shall be bound by the
decree therein, but the rights determined between the parties
thereto and their privities shall be bound in all subsequent
litigation. When any such suit has been filed, the court may by its
order, duly entered, direct the Board to furnish data necessary for
the determination of the rights involved.
waters of any stream, brought pursuant to Section 6, any person who
is using or who has used water from the stream or who claims the
right or who might claim the right to use water from the stream may
be made a party to the suit. Any person who is using or who has
used or who claims the right to use water from the stream may
intervene. No person not a party to the suit shall be bound by the
decree therein, but the rights determined between the parties
thereto and their privities shall be bound in all subsequent
litigation. When any such suit has been filed, the court may by its
order, duly entered, direct the Board to furnish data necessary for
the determination of the rights involved.
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