Okla. Stat. tit. 85A, § 85A-79
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Failure to comply with final compensation judgement
Official statutory text
If any employer fails to comply with a final compensation
judgment or award, any beneficiary of the judgment or award, or the
Commission, may file a certified copy of the judgment or award in
the office of the district court clerk of any county in this state
where any property of the employer may be found. At that time, the
district court clerk shall enter the judgment or award in the
judgment record of the county, and the judgment or award so recorded
shall be a judgment and lien as are judgments of the district court,
and enforceable as such.
judgment or award, any beneficiary of the judgment or award, or the
Commission, may file a certified copy of the judgment or award in
the office of the district court clerk of any county in this state
where any property of the employer may be found. At that time, the
district court clerk shall enter the judgment or award in the
judgment record of the county, and the judgment or award so recorded
shall be a judgment and lien as are judgments of the district court,
and enforceable as such.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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