Oklahoma Statutes
Title 12. Civil Procedure
§12-2027. Appendix of forms.

APPENDIX OF FORMS

Form 1.
SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF ________________ COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
A.B., Plaintiff )
v. ) No. ___________
C.D., Defendant )
Summons
To the above-named Defendant:
You have been sued by the above-named plaintiff, and you are directed to file a written answer to the attached petition in the court at the above address within twenty (20) days after service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. Within the same time, a copy of your answer must be delivered or mailed to the attorney for the plaintiff.
Unless you answer the petition within the time stated, judgment will be rendered against you with costs of the action.
(Seal)
Attorney(s) for Plaintiff(s):
Name _______________________
Address ____________________
____________________________
Telephone Number ___________
This summons was served on _________________
YOU MAY SEEK THE ADVICE OF AN ATTORNEY ON ANY MATTER CONNECTED WITH THIS SUIT OR YOUR ANSWER. SUCH ATTORNEY SHOULD BE CONSULTED IMMEDIATELY SO THAT AN ANSWER MAY BE FILED WITHIN THE TIME LIMIT STATED IN THE SUMMONS.
Form 2.
PETITION ON A PROMISSORY NOTE
1. Defendant on or about June 1, 19__, executed and delivered to plaintiff a promissory note (in the following words and figures: (here set out the note verbatim)); (a copy of which is hereto annexed as Exhibit A); (whereby defendant promised to pay to plaintiff or order on June 1, 19__, the sum of ______ dollars with interest thereon at the rate of ____ percent per annum).
2. Defendant owes to plaintiff the amount of said note and interest.
Wherefore plaintiff demands judgment against defendant for the sum of _______ dollars, interest, and costs including reasonable attorney fees.
Form 3.
PETITION ON AN ACCOUNT
Defendant owes plaintiff ______ dollars according to the account hereto annexed as Exhibit A.
Wherefore (etc. as in Form 2.)
Form 4.
PETITION FOR GOODS SOLD AND DELIVERED
Defendant owes plaintiff _______ dollars for goods sold and delivered by plaintiff to defendant between June 1, 19__, and December 1, 19__.
Wherefore (etc. as in Form 2.)
Form 5.
PETITION FOR MONEY LENT
Defendant owes plaintiff ________ dollars for money lent by plaintiff to defendant on June 1, 19__.
Wherefore (etc. as in Form 2.)
Form 6.
PETITION FOR MONEY PAID BY MISTAKE
Defendant owes plaintiff ________ dollars for money paid by plaintiff to defendant by mistake on June 1, 19__, under the following circumstances: (here state the circumstances with particularity--see subsection B of Section 2009 of this title)
Wherefore plaintiff demands judgment against defendant for the sum of _______ dollars, interest, and costs.
Form 7.
PETITION FOR MONEY HAD AND RECEIVED
Defendant owes plaintiff _______ dollars for money had and received from one G.H. on June 1, 19__, to be paid by defendant to plaintiff.
Wherefore (etc. as in Form 6.)
Form 8.
PETITION FOR NEGLIGENCE
1. On June 1, 19__, on a public roadway called Utica Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma, defendant negligently drove a motor vehicle against plaintiff who was then crossing said roadway.
2. As a result plaintiff was thrown down and had his leg broken and was otherwise injured, was prevented from transacting his business, suffered great pain of body and mind, and incurred expenses for medical attention and hospitalization.
Wherefore plaintiff demands judgment against defendant in the sum of ______ dollars, interest, and costs.
Form 9.
PETITION FOR NEGLIGENCE WHERE PLAINTIFF
IS UNABLE TO DETERMINE DEFINITELY WHETHER
THE PERSON RESPONSIBLE IS C.D. OR E.F. OR
WHETHER BOTH ARE RESPONSIBLE AND WHERE HIS
EVIDENCE MAY JUSTIFY A FINDING OF
WILLFULNESS OR OF RECKLESSNESS OR OF NEGLIGENCE
AND A PRAYER FOR PUNITIVE DAMAGES
A.B., Plaintiff )
v. ) No.__________________
C.D. and E.F., Defendants)
Petition
1. On June 1, 19__, on a public roadway called Utica Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma, defendant C.D. or defendant E.F., or both defendants C.D. and E.F. willfully or recklessly or negligently drove or caused to be driven a motor vehicle against plaintiff who was then crossing said roadway.
2. As a result plaintiff was thrown down and had his leg broken and was otherwise injured, was prevented from transacting his business, suffered great pain of body and mind, and incurred expenses for medical attention and hospitalization.
Wherefore plaintiff demands judgment against C.D. or against E.F. or against both for actual and punitive damages in the sum of ____________ dollars, interest, and costs.
Form 10.
PETITION FOR CONVERSION
On or about December 1, 19__, defendant converted to his own use ten bonds of the _____________ Company (here insert brief identification as by number and issue) of the value of __________ dollars, the property of plaintiff.
Wherefore plaintiff demands judgment against defendant in the sum of _________ dollars, interest and costs.
Form 11.
PETITION FOR SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE
OF CONTRACT TO CONVEY LAND
1. On or about December 1, 19__, plaintiff and defendant entered into an agreement in writing, a copy of which is hereto annexed as Exhibit A.
2. In accord with the provisions of said agreement plaintiff tendered to defendant the purchase price and requested a conveyance of the land, but defendant refused to accept the tender and refused to make the conveyance.
3. Plaintiff now offers to pay the purchase price.
Wherefore plaintiff demands:
(1) that defendant be required specifically to perform said agreement;
(2) damages in the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00); and
(3) that if specific performance is not granted plaintiff have judgment against defendant in the sum of _________ dollars.
Form 12.
PETITION ON CLAIM FOR DEBT AND TO SET ASIDE
FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE UNDER SUBSECTION B
OF SECTION 2018 OF THIS TITLE
A.B., Plaintiff )
C.D. and E.F., Defendants)
Petition
1. Defendant C.D. on or about _____________ executed and delivered to plaintiff a promissory note (in the following words and figures: (here set out the note verbatim)); (a copy of which is hereto annexed as Exhibit A); (whereby defendant C.D. promised to pay to plaintiff or order on __________ the sum of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) with interest thereon at the rate of __% per annum).
2. Defendant C.D. owes to plaintiff the amount of said note and interest.
3. Defendant C.D. on or about ___________ conveyed all his property, real and personal (or specify and describe) to defendant E.F. for the purpose of defrauding plaintiff and hindering and delaying the collection of the indebtedness evidenced by the note above referred to.
Wherefore plaintiff demands:
(1) That plaintiff have judgment against defendant C.D. for _________ dollars and interest;
(2) That the aforesaid conveyance to defendant E.F. be declared void and the judgment herein be declared a lien on said property; and
(3) That plaintiff have judgment against the defendants for costs, including reasonable attorney fees.
Form 13.
PETITION FOR NEGLIGENCE UNDER
FEDERAL EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ACT
1. During all the times herein mentioned defendant owned and operated in interstate commerce a railroad which passed through a tunnel located at ________ and known as Tunnel No. _____.
2. On or about June 1, 19__, defendant was repairing and enlarging the tunnel in order to protect interstate trains, passengers and freight from injury and in order to make the tunnel more conveniently usable for interstate commerce.
3. In the course of thus repairing and enlarging the tunnel on said day defendant employed plaintiff as one of its workmen, and negligently put plaintiff to work in a portion of the tunnel which defendant had left unprotected and unsupported.
4. By reason of defendant's negligence in thus putting plaintiff to work in that portion of the tunnel, plaintiff was, while so working pursuant to defendant's orders, struck and crushed by a rock, which fell from the unsupported portion of the tunnel, and was (here describe plaintiff's injuries).
5. Prior to these injuries, plaintiff was a strong, able-bodied man (or woman), capable of earning and actually earning ________ dollars per day. By these injuries he (or she) has been made incapable of any gainful activity, has suffered great physical and mental pain, and has incurred expense for medicine, medical attendance, and hospitalization.
Wherefore plaintiff demands judgment against defendant in the sum of ________ dollars and costs.
Form 14.
MOTION TO DISMISS, PRESENTING DEFENSES OF FAILURE
TO STATE A CLAIM, OF LACK OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
AND OF IMPROPER VENUE UNDER SUBSECTION B
OF SECTION 2012 OF THIS TITLE
The defendant moves the court as follows:
1. To dismiss the action because the petition fails to state a claim against defendant upon which relief can be granted, because plaintiff's claim is barred by the statute of limitations in Section 95 of Title 12 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
2. To dismiss the action or, in lieu thereof, to quash the return of service of summons on the grounds:
3. To dismiss the action on the ground that it is in the wrong county, because this is an action for damages to land located in Cherokee County, and under Section 131 of Title 12 of the Oklahoma Statutes, this action must be brought in Cherokee County, all of which more clearly appears in the affidavits of K.L. and V.W., hereto annexed as Exhibits C and D respectively.
Notice of Motion
To: ______________________
Attorney for Plaintiff
Please take notice, that the undersigned will bring the above motion on for hearing before this Court at Room _____, Tulsa County Courthouse, City of Tulsa on the _____ day of ___________, 19__, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. of that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
Form 15.
ANSWER PRESENTING DEFENSES UNDER SUBSECTION B
OF SECTION 2012 OF THIS TITLE
First Defense
The petition fails to state a claim against defendant upon which relief can be granted, because plaintiff is suing on a contract for the sale of goods for a price of more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), which is not enforceable under Section 2-201 of Title 12A of the Oklahoma Statutes.
Second Defense
If defendant is indebted to plaintiffs for the goods mentioned in the petition, he is indebted to them jointly with G.H., G.H. is alive; is a citizen of the State of Oklahoma and a resident of this state, is subject to the jurisdiction of this court, as to both service of process and venue; can be made a party without depriving this court of jurisdiction of the present parties, and has not been made a party.
Third Defense
Defendant admits the allegation contained in paragraphs 1 and 4 of the petition; alleges that he is without knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations contained in paragraph 2 of the petition; and denies each and every other allegation contained in the petition.
Fourth Defense
The right of action set forth in the petition did not accrue within five (5) years next before the commencement of this action.
Counterclaim
(Here set forth any claim as a counterclaim in the manner in which a claim is pleaded in a petition.)
Cross-claim Against Defendant M.N.
(Here set forth the claim constituting a cross-claim against defendant M.N. in the manner in which a claim is pleaded in a petition.)
Form 16.
ANSWER TO PETITION SET FORTH IN FORM 7, WITH COUNTERCLAIM
FOR INTERPLEADER
Defense
Defendant denies the allegations stated in paragraph 2 of the petition to the extent set forth in the counterclaim herein.
Counterclaim for Interpleader
1. Defendant received the sum of ________ dollars as a deposit from E.F. and defendant claims no interest in the money.
2. Plaintiff has demanded the payment of such deposit to him by virtue of an assignment of it which he claims to have received from E.F.
3. E.F. has notified the defendant that he claims such deposit, that the purported assignment is not valid, and that he holds the defendant responsible for the deposit.
Wherefore defendant demands:
(1) That the court order E.F. to be made a party defendant to respond to the petition and to this counterclaim.
(2) That the court order the plaintiff and E.F. to interplead their respective claims.
(3) That the court adjudge whether the plaintiff or E.F. is entitled to the sum of money.
(4) That the court order the defendant to deposit the money claimed by the plaintiff and E.F. with the clerk of the court and discharge the defendant from the action and from all liability in the premises.
(5) That the court award to the defendant its costs and attorney's fees.
Form 17.
SUMMONS AND PETITION AGAINST THIRD-PARTY DEFENDANT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
______________ COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
A.B., Plaintiff )
C.D., Defendant and ) No. _________
Third-Party Plaintiff)
Summons
To the above-named Third-Party Defendant:
You have been sued by the above-named defendant and third-party plaintiff, and you are directed to file a written answer to the attached third-party petition in the court at the above address within twenty (20) days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of service. Within the same time, a copy of your answer must be delivered or mailed to the attorney for the third-party plaintiff and to the attorney for the original plaintiff.
Unless you answer the third-party petition within the time stated, judgment will be rendered against you with costs of the action.
(Seal)
Attorney(s) for Original Plaintiff(s):
Name _____________________
Address __________________
__________________________
Telephone Number _________
Attorney(s) for Third-Party Plaintiff(s):
Name _____________________
Address __________________
__________________________
Telephone Number _________
This summons was served on ____________________ (date of service)
YOU MAY SEEK THE ADVICE OF AN ATTORNEY ON ANY MATTER CONNECTED WITH THIS SUIT OR YOUR ANSWER. SUCH ATTORNEY SHOULD BE CONSULTED IMMEDIATELY SO THAT AN ANSWER MAY BE FILED WITHIN THE TIME LIMIT STATED IN THE SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ______________ COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
Third-Party Plaintiff)
Third-Party Petition
1. Plaintiff A.B. has filed against defendant C.D. a petition, a copy of which is hereto attached as "Exhibit A".
2. (Here state the grounds upon which C.D. is entitled to recover from E.F. all or part of what A.B. may recover from C.D. The statement should be framed as in an original petition.)
Wherefore C.D. demands judgment against third-party defendant E.F. for all sums that may be adjudged against defendant C.D. in favor of plaintiff A.B.
Form 18.
MOTION TO BRING IN THIRD-PARTY DEFENDANT
Defendant moves for leave, as third-party plaintiff, to cause to be served upon E.F. a summons and third-party petition, copies of which are hereto attached as "Exhibit X".
Notice of Motion
(Contents the same as in Form 14. The notice should be addressed to all parties to the action.)
Exhibit X
(Contents the same as in Form 17)
Form 19.
NOTICE OF MOTION AND MOTION FOR LEAVE TO INTERVENE AS PLAINTIFF
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ____ COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
E.F., Applicant for)
Notice of Motion and Motion
TO: ____ (Plaintiff) and _____ (Defendant) and to _____ and
____, their respective attorneys
Please be advised that in Room _____, Tulsa County Courthouse, _____ (address), on ______, 19___, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, _____ (proposed intervenor) will move for leave to intervene as plaintiff in the above-styled action on the ground that he has a claim against the above-named defendant that involves questions of law and fact in common with those that are involved in the original action, and that his intervention to assert the claim will not unduly delay or prejudice the adjudication of the rights of the original parties. The claim of _____ (proposed intervenor) is set out in his attached proposed petition in intervention.
The motion will be based on this notice, (the attached affidavit of _____), and on all the pleadings and records heretofore filed in this action.
(Attach Affidavit, if any)
Form 20.
MOTION TO INTERVENE AS A DEFENDANT UNDER
SECTION 2024 OF THIS TITLE
(Based upon the petition, Form 8)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ______________ COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
E.F., Applicant for)
Motion to Intervene as a Defendant
E.F. moves for leave to intervene as a defendant in this action, in order to assert the defenses set forth in his proposed answer, of which a copy is hereto attached, on the ground that he is the employer of defendant C.D., who was operating a motor vehicle in the course of his employment at the time of the accident alleged in the petition, and as such has a defense to plaintiff's claim presenting both questions of law and of fact which are common to the main action.
Notice of Motion
(Contents the same as in Form 14)
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ______________ COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
A.B., Plaintiff )
E.F., Intervenor)
Intervenor's Answer
First Defense
Intervenor denies the allegations stated in paragraphs 1 and 2 of the petition insofar as they assert the negligence of defendant.
Second Defense
Plaintiff was not injured as a result of the negligence of defendant, since plaintiff was crossing the public street against a red stoplight and defendant had the right of way.
Form 21.
ALLEGATION OF REASON FOR OMITTING PARTY
When it is necessary, under subsection C of Section 2019 of this title, for the pleader to set forth in his pleading the names of persons who ought to be made parties, but who are not so made, there should be an allegation such as the one set out below:
John Doe, named in this petition, is not made a party to this action (because he is not subject to the jurisdiction of this court); (because he cannot be made a party to this action without depriving this court of jurisdiction).
Form 22.
SUGGESTION OF DEATH UPON THE RECORD UNDER PARAGRAPH 1
OF SUBSECTION A OF SECTION 2025 OF THIS TITLE
A.B. (describe as a party, or as executor, administrator, or other representative or successor of C.D., the deceased party) suggests upon the record, pursuant to paragraph 1 of subsection A of Section 2025 of this title, the death of C.D. (describe as party) during the pendency of this action.
Added by Laws 1984, c. 164, § 29, eff. Nov. 1, 1984. Amended by Laws 1985, c. 277, § 9, eff. Nov. 1, 1985.

Structure Oklahoma Statutes

Oklahoma Statutes

Title 12. Civil Procedure

§12-1. Title of chapter.

§12-2. Force of common law.

§12-19.1. Affidavit of consultation with qualified expert - Extension - Exemption.

§12-20. Definitions.

§12-22. Books to be kept by district clerk.

§12-23. Appearance docket.

§12-24. Journal record - Instruments to be entered - Microfilm.

§12-24.1. Disposal of records.

§12-27. Clerk may collect judgment and costs.

§12-28. Clerks to issue writs and orders - Preparation.

§12-29. Clerks to file and preserve papers - Refusal to file sham legal process.

§12-30. Each case to be kept separate - Correction of case number or other identifying data.

§12-31. Endorsements.

§12-31.1. Removal of records or files from office of court clerk.

§12-32. Entry on return of summons.

§12-32.1. Material for record.

§12-32.1A. Supreme Court to make rules for display of court records online.

§12-33. Clerk to keep court records, books and papers - Statistical and other information for Supreme Court, President Pro Tempore of Senate and Speaker of House.

§12-34. Applicable to what courts.

§12-35. Powers and duties of clerks - Statistical and other information for Supreme Court, President Pro Tempore of Senate and Speaker of House.

§12-35.1. Court clerk may process passports - Election - Passport fees.

§12-38. Seal of clerk of district court.

§12-39. Court clerk – Prohibition of posting documents containing certain charges on court-controlled website.

§12-51. Style of process.

§12-52. Appointment of substitute for sheriff.

§12-53. Sheriff to endorse time of receipt on process.

§12-54. Must execute and return process - Execution by county clerk when sheriff disqualified.

§12-55. Sheriff may adjourn court, when.

§12-61. Justification of surety.

§12-62. Qualifications of surety.

§12-63. Real estate mortgage as bond.

§12-64. Valuation of real estate.

§12-65. False valuation - Penalty.

§12-66. State as a party – Bond not required – Automatic stay - Payment of costs.

§12-68. Appearance bond - Application of penalty - Right to enforce.

§12-71. Deputy may perform official duties.

§12-72. Affirmation.

§12-74. Supreme Court rules.

§12-75. Publications in "patent insides".

§12-76. Action on official bond.

§12-77. May be several actions on same security.

§12-78. Immaterial errors to be disregarded.

§12-81. Payments into court for infant or incompetent person - Disposition.

§12-83. Conserving monies obtained for or on behalf of persons under eighteen years of age in court proceedings.

§12-86. Short title - Oklahoma Statutory Thresholds for Settlements Involving Minors Act of 2022.

§12-86.1. Conditions for settlement agreements for minors – Payment process.

§12-91. Actions barred not revived.

§12-92. Limitations applicable.

§12-93. Limitation of real actions.

§12-94. Persons under disability - Time to sue to recover realty.

§12-95. Limitation of other actions.

§12-96. Persons under disability in actions other than to recover realty - Exceptions - Personal injury to minor arising from medical malpractice.

§12-98. Absence or flight of defendant - Effect of other laws.

§12-100. Limitation of new action after reversal or failure otherwise than on merits.

§12-101. Extension of limitation - Part payment, acknowledgment or new promise.

§12-102. Statutory bar absolute - Exception.

§12-104. Claims arising outside state - "Claim" defined.

§12-105. Law governing.

§12-107. Uniform law.

§12-108. Citation.

§12-109. Limitation of action to recover damages arising from design, planning or construction of improvement to real property.

§12-110. Injury occurring during fifth year after substantial completion.

§12-111. Period for bringing actions not extended.

§12-113. "Person" defined.

§12-130. Actions brought pursuant to Affordable Access to Health Care Act.

§12-131. Actions brought where subject located.

§12-132. Realty located in two or more counties - Specific performance.

§12-133. Actions brought where cause arose.

§12-134. Domestic corporations.

§12-135. Actions against transportation or transmission companies.

§12-136. Actions against turnpike companies.

§12-137. Actions against foreign corporations and nonresidents.

§12-139. Other actions - Venue when creditor has assigned right.

§12-140. Change of venue.

§12-140.1. Transfer of case to other county.

§12-140.3. Forum non conveniens – Considerations in motions to stay, transfer or dismiss.

§12-141. Actions for damages by motor vehicles or watercraft.

§12-142. Action for collection on open account, statement of account, account stated, note or other instrument of indebtedness - Contracts for goods, wares, merchandise, labor or services.

§12-143. Venue statutes as cumulative - Application.

§12-150. Medical liability actions - Summons.

§12-154. Summons may issue to other county.

§12-158.1. Private process servers - Licensing - Qualifications - Fees - Hearing - Notice - Protests - Proof of service - Revocation of license - List of licensees - Statewide registry.

§12-158.2. Request of server - Fees.

§12-171.1. Effect of affidavit of service.

§12-177.1. Judgment against unknown heirs or devisees - Judgment against party served by publication.

§12-177.2. Limitation of actions.

§12-178. Service on some of several defendants.

§12-179. Judgment no bar as to defendants not served.

§12-181. Record of judgment in realty case.

§12-182. Unincorporated associations and trusts - Suits against - Service of process.

§12-187. Action against nonresident defendant(s) - Venue.

§12-192.1. Indigency exemption - Promulgation of rules.

§12-236a. Party defendants in real property actions.

§12-303. Libel or slander - Alleging publication concerning plaintiff.

§12-304. Truth as defense in libel or slander - Mitigation.

§12-305. Description of real property.

§12-305.1. Pleading recorded instruments affecting real estate.

§12-309. Tenders - How made - Deposit in court.

§12-310. Lost pleadings.

§12-392. Disobedience of subpoena or refusal to be sworn or answer as a witness punishable as contempt.

§12-393. Attachment of witness for nonattendance.

§12-394. Punishment for contempt - Liability to party injured.

§12-395. Discharge when imprisonment illegal.

§12-396. Requisites of attachment - Order of commitment.

§12-397. Prisoner as witness or complaining or defending party - Release for examination - Notice - Attorney fee award prohibited - Writ of habeas corpus.

§12-398. Examination by deposition - Custody.

§12-399. Witness privileged.

§12-400. Witness may demand fees each day - Exception.

§12-411. Privilege.

§12-412. Procedure.

§12-413. Oaths.

§12-414. Penalties.

§12-415. Disgrace as ground for refusal to testify.

§12-416. Prosecution.

§12-417. Fees and mileage.

§12-421. Modes of taking testimony.

§12-422. Affidavit defined.

§12-426. Statement under penalty of perjury.

§12-431. Use of affidavit.

§12-432. Where and before whom taken.

§12-551. Trial defined.

§12-552. How issues arise - Kinds of issues.

§12-556. Trial of issues.

§12-556.1. Constituency of juries in civil actions - Trial without jury in certain cases.

§12-557. Certain issues of fact tried by court.

§12-571. Summoning jury.

§12-572. Causes for challenging jurors.

§12-573. Order of challenges.

§12-574. Vacancies filled at once - Challenges to jurors.

§12-575.1. Selection of jury in discretion of court - Manner.

§12-576. Oath of jury.

§12-577. Order of trial.

§12-577.1. Oklahoma Uniform Jury Instructions - Institution of.

§12-577.2. Use of instructions - Requests - Copies.

§12-577.3. Appropriations.

§12-577.4. Damage awards - Applicability of federal and state income tax.

§12-578. Exceptions to instructions - Copies to parties.

§12-579. View by jury.

§12-580. Jury may decide in court or retire - Keeping together - Communications to jury or concerning deliberations.

§12-581. Admonition of jury on separation.

§12-582. Information after retirement.

§12-583. Discharged, when.

§12-584. Retrial.

§12-585. Delivery of verdict.

§12-586. Requisites of verdicts - Reading and inquiry by clerk - Correction of defects in form.

§12-587. General and special verdict.

§12-588. General and special findings.

§12-589. When special finding inconsistent with general verdict.

§12-590. Jury must assess amount of recovery.

§12-591. Waiver of jury.

§12-611. Findings of fact and conclusions of law.

§12-612. Reference of issues by consent of parties.

§12-613. Reference by court, when.

§12-614. Trial before referee - Report.

§12-615. Appointment of referee.

§12-616. Exceptions - Signature and return with report.

§12-617. Reference in vacation.

§12-618. Oath of referee.

§12-619. Compensation.

§12-620. Reference by district or superior court - Report and transcript - Filing.

§12-621. Notice before filing report.

§12-622. Objections to report.

§12-624. Appeal as provided in code of civil procedure.

§12-630. Formal exceptions unnecessary - What acts sufficient.

§12-631. Exception defined.

§12-636. Immaterial exception.

§12-637. Exceptions may be withdrawn.

§12-651. New trial - Definition - Causes for.

§12-653. Time of application.

§12-654. Application, how made - Affidavits.

§12-655. Petition for new trial on grounds discovered more than 10 days after judgment, decree, or appealable order was filed.

§12-661. Amount of damages recoverable.

§12-662. Provisions applicable to trials by court.

§12-663. Trial docket.

§12-664. Trial docket for bar.

§12-665. Order of trial of cases docketed.

§12-666. Time of trial.

§12-667. Continuances - Power to grant - Costs - Continuances and appeals when member of Legislature is party or attorney.

§12-668. Affidavit for continuance.

§12-681. Judgment defined.

§12-682. Given for or against whom - Dismissal of petition - Suits against officers, directors and shareholders - Statute of limitations.

§12-683. Dismissal of action - Grounds and time.

§12-684. Dismissal of case – With and without order of court.

§12-684.1. Action brought pursuant to Affordable Access to Health Care Act – Dismissal without order of court.

§12-686. Judgment in foreclosure suit - Sale of real estate - Lands in different counties - Application of proceeds - Attorney's fees and expenses, taxation of - Putting purchaser in possession - Post judgment deficiency order.

§12-687. Judgment for conveyance, release or acquittance - Sheriff may execute when party fails to do so.

§12-688. Taking account or proof or assessment of damages on default or decision of issue of law.

§12-689. Judgment by confession.

§12-696.2. Preparation, service, and filing of judgments, decrees and appealable orders.

§12-696.3. Contents of filed judgments - Decrees and appealable orders - Clerk's endorsement - Service.

§12-696.4. Costs and attorney fees.

§12-698. Judgment notwithstanding verdict.

§12-700. Judgment against infant - Right of infant to show cause against judgment one year after reaching majority.

§12-706. Scope of section - Creation of lien - Judgment index - Execution of judgment - Effect of filing or recording a judgment - Acceptance by county clerk.

§12-706.2. Cash deposit on appeal from money judgment - Release of lien - Hearing.

§12-706.3. Additional cash deposits.

§12-707. Dismissal or default judgment against state - Necessity of proof of notice.

§12-708. Form and proof of notice - Fee.

§12-709. Effect of violation.

§12-718.1. Short title.

§12-718.2. Definitions.

§12-718.3. Applicability.

§12-718.4. Standards for recognition of foreign-country judgment.

§12-718.5. Personal jurisdiction.

§12-718.6. Procedure for recognition of foreign-country judgment.

§12-718.7. Effect of recognition of foreign-country judgment.

§12-718.8. Stay of proceedings pending appeal of foreign-country judgment.

§12-718.9. Statute of limitations.

§12-718.10. Uniformity of interpretation.

§12-718.11. Saving clause.

§12-718.12. Effective date.

§12-718A. Foreign defamation judgments.

§12-719. Uniform Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act.

§12-720. Definition.

§12-721. Filing and status of foreign judgments.

§12-722. Notice of filing.

§12-723. Stay.

§12-724. Fees.

§12-725. Optional procedure.

§12-726. Uniformity of interpretation.

§12-727. Interest on judgments rendered on or after January 1, 2000, but before January 1, 2005.

§12-727.1. Interest on judgments rendered on or after January 1, 2005.

§12-728. Standards for recognizing records and proceedings of tribal courts - Reciprocity.

§12-729. Force and effect of certain judgment, decree or appealable order of a district court.

§12-729.1. Short title.

§12-729.2. Definitions.

§12-729.3. Application of act.

§12-729.4. Variation of act by agreement of parties.

§12-729.5. Determining proper money of claim.

§12-729.6. Determining amount to be paid in foreign money.

§12-729.7. Assertion of claim or defense using a foreign money.

§12-729.8. Judgment or award on foreign-money claim.

§12-729.9. Rate of exchange.

§12-729.10. Interest.

§12-729.11. Enforcement of foreign judgment.

§12-729.12. Enforcement of provisional remedies.

§12-729.13. Foreign money revalorization.

§12-729.14. Principles of law and equity - Construction of act.

§12-729.15. Prospective applicability of act.

§12-729.16. Construction to effectuate general purpose of act.

§12-731. Executions - Defined - How issued - Different counties.

§12-732. Kinds of executions.

§12-733. Property subject to levy.

§12-734. Property bound after seizure.

§12-735. Must be issued within five years or judgment becomes unenforceable - Inapplicable to municipalities or child support judgments.

§12-736. Execution to command levy on personalty before levy on realty - Endorsement of amount of debt, damages, and costs on execution.

§12-737. Priority among executions.

§12-751. Levy on goods and chattels, then on realty - Sale of lands subject to liens - Appraisement.

§12-752. Attachments and executions, who levied by.

§12-753. Same void when issued to or levied otherwise.

§12-754. Penalty.

§12-755. Property claimed by third person - Plaintiff to secure officer.

§12-756. Redelivery to defendant, when - Undertaking.

§12-757. Notice of sale of chattels - Acceptance of bids - Inventory for want of bidders.

§12-758. Further levy when property taken insufficient.

§12-759. Filing and index of execution - Appraisement of property - Extension of judgment lien.

§12-760. Waiver of appraisement - Order of sale not to issue until six months after judgment.

§12-761. Return of appraisement - Sale.

§12-762. Lien restricted to property levied on when two-thirds of appraised value sufficient to satisfy judgment - Amount for which property sold - Sale for debt or taxes due state.

§12-763. Judgments against public officers - Sale without valuation.

§12-764. Notice of sale of realty.

§12-765. Confirmation of sale - Objections.

§12-766. Sheriff's deed - Title transferred - Requisites.

§12-767. Officers may require advance of printer's fees.

§12-768. Same - Officer must make demand.

§12-769. Place of sale - Officers or appraisers not to purchase.

§12-770. Other executions of realty not sold.

§12-771. Levy on realty under several executions.

§12-772. Deed by successor of officer making sale.

§12-773. Payment to defendant of overplus after sale.

§12-774. Reversal of judgment after sale of land.

§12-775. Execution on judgment in favor of state - Purchase by state - Resale - Disposition of funds received.

§12-801. Reappraisal where realty twice advertised for sale.

§12-802. Return.

§12-803. Principal and surety - Levy against principal before surety.

§12-811. Action for officer's neglect or refusal - Notice.

§12-812. Action against clerk of court for refusal or neglect to pay over money - Notice.

§12-813. Action for refusal to pay over money - Amount liable for.

§12-814. Execution to sheriff of another county.

§12-815. Return by sheriff of other county - Proof of timely mailing of return.

§12-816. Forwarding of proceeds of execution by mail.

§12-817. Sureties of sheriff made parties on amercement - Attachment.

§12-818. Officer or court clerk subject to action for neglect or refusal to perform certain duties may collect on original judgment.

§12-831. Joint debtors or sureties may have contribution or repayment.

§12-832. Joint tort-feasors - Contribution - Indemnity - Exemptions - Release, covenant not to sue, etc.

§12-832.1. Product liability actions – Duty of manufacturer to indemnify seller.

§12-841. Property, equitable interests subject to execution.

§12-842. Debtor’s appearance and answer regarding property - Subpoena - Contempt citation or bench warrant upon failure to appear - Discovery - Attorney fee.

§12-844. Arrest of debtor in danger of leaving state, concealing himself or transferring assets - Undertaking - Commitment.

§12-845. Defendant must answer questions - Answers inadmissible in prosecution for fraud.

§12-846. Debtor of defendant may pay execution - Sheriff's receipt as discharge.

§12-848. Evidence on inquiry - Witnesses.

§12-849. Examination under oath - Answer by corporation.

§12-850. Order for application of property to satisfaction of judgment - Contempt proceedings - Installment payments from earnings - Modification of order.

§12-852. Receiver may be appointed - Forbidding transfer of property.

§12-853. Sale of equitable interests in realty.

§12-854. Sheriff as receiver - Bond of receiver - Other person appointed receiver.

§12-855. Rights and powers of receiver.

§12-856. Receiver entitled to possession of property.

§12-857. Continuance.

§12-858. Reference.

§12-859. Contempts.

§12-860. Form, service and filing of orders.

§12-861. Fees allowed taxed as costs.

§12-862. Clerk's fees.

§12-901. Execution for delivery of property.

§12-902. Enforcing judgment in other cases.

§12-903. Execution must conform to judgment.

§12-909. Filing to be without charge.

§12-921.1. Legal Services Revolving Fund.

§12-922. Affidavit in forma pauperis.

§12-923. False swearing in such case.

§12-926. Costs where defendant disclaims.

§12-927. Certain costs taxed at discretion of court.

§12-928. Costs to successful plaintiff as matter of course.

§12-929. Costs to successful defendant as matter of course.

§12-930. Costs in other cases - Apportionment of costs - Discretion of court.

§12-931. Several actions on joint instrument.

§12-935. Deposit insufficient - Apportionment to claimants.

§12-936. Attorney fees taxed as costs in actions for labor or services rendered or on certain accounts, bills and contracts.

§12-937. Attorney fees taxed as costs in actions to collect on checks.

§12-938. Attorney fees taxed as costs in certain actions relating to public utilities.

§12-939. Attorney fees taxed as costs in actions for breach of an express warranty.

§12-940. Negligent or willful injury to property - Attorney's fees and costs - Offer and acceptance of judgment.

§12-941. Actions by state entities - Court costs, witness fees and attorney fees.

§12-942. Costs which judges are required to award.

§12-951. Appellate jurisdiction of the district court.

§12-952. Jurisdiction of Supreme Court.

§12-953. Final order defined.

§12-975. Judgment on appeal - Mandate to issue to lower court.

§12-978. Costs on appeal.

§12-978.1. Recovery of costs for review of certain interlocutory orders on appeal or on certiorari.

§12-979. Neglect of clerk not error.

§12-980. Writs of error and certiorari abolished.

§12-984. Applicable to what courts.

§12-985. Who need not give bond on appeal.

§12-990.1. Jurisdiction of certain appeals - Time limit for counter-appeals and cross-appeals.

§12-990.2. Time for appeal - Effect of post-trial motions.

§12-990.3. Time for enforcement of judgments, decrees or final orders.

§12-990.4. Stay of enforcement - Judgments, decrees or final orders.

§12-990.5. Stay of enforcement against political subdivisions of the state.

§12-990A. Appeal to Supreme Court by filing petition in error - Rules - Record on appeal - Premature appeal - Designation of record.

§12-991. Right to perfect appeal to Supreme Court without filing motion for new trial - Exemption.

§12-992. Errors in perfecting appeals - Raising - Waiver.

§12-993. Appeals from certain orders.

§12-994. Judgment involving multiple claims or parties.

§12-994.2. Medicaid recovery - Oklahoma Health Care Authority recovery - Calculations.

§12-995. Frivolous appeals, cross-appeals or original proceedings - Dismissal and sanctions.

§12-1031. District court - Power to vacate or modify its judgments, when.

§12-1031.1. Authorization to correct, open, modify or vacate judgments - Time - Notice.

§12-1032. Proceedings to be by motion - Notice.

§12-1033. Proceedings by petition, when - Summons.

§12-1034. Trial of application to vacate.

§12-1035. Liens and securities preserved.

§12-1036. Suspending proceedings - Bond.

§12-1037. Suspension where judgment given prematurely.

§12-1038. Limitations.

§12-1051. Causes of action that survive.

§12-1052. Actions which abate on death of party.

§12-1053. Wrongful death - Limitation of actions - Damages.

§12-1054. Action for death - Who may sue.

§12-1055. Death of a child.

§12-1081. Death of party after verdict or judgment.

§12-1082. Dissolved partnerships.

§12-1083. Dismissal of any actions in which no pleadings have been filed for a year.

§12-1084. Enforcement of contracts or obligations.

§12-1085. Death of nonresident.

§12-1101. Offer to allow judgment to be taken.

§12-1101.1. Civil actions - Offers of judgment - Counteroffers - Recovery of costs and attorney fees.

§12-1102. Offer not ground for continuance.

§12-1103. Submission of controversy without suit.

§12-1104. Record, submission without suit.

§12-1105. Judgment and reversal, submission without suit.

§12-1106. Offer to confess judgment in part.

§12-1107. Surety may sue principal for performance.

§12-1108. Suit by surety before liability due.

§12-1109. Remedies.

§12-1116. Order defined.

§12-1117. Orders to be entered.

§12-1118. Powers of judges at chambers.

§12-1141. Action to quiet title - Sham legal process.

§12-1141.1. Short title.

§12-1141.2. Definitions.

§12-1141.3. Procedures alternative to quiet title action to remove cloud on title.

§12-1141.4. Notice – Respondent’s request for clarification or information – Failure of respondent to deliver curative instrument or take corrective action.

§12-1141.5. Liability for damages, costs and attorney fees.

§12-1142. Actions to recover real property.

§12-1143. Answer in action to recover real property.

§12-1144. Action by tenant against cotenant.

§12-1145. Recovery where plaintiff's right ceases during action.

§12-1146. New trial in action to recover real property.

§12-1147.1. Determination of rights of living persons and persons not in being - Direction for sale and holding proceeds in trust.

§12-1147.2. Possible claim affecting undivided interest.

§12-1147.3. Parties to proceedings - Representation of persons not in being - Guardian ad litem.

§12-1147.4. Sale - Trustee - Notice - Terms - Return - Deed - Confirmation.

§12-1147.5. Trust in proceeds of sale.

§12-1147.6. Fees and costs.

§12-1148.1. Jurisdiction - Forcible entry and detention - Joinder of actions - Judgments no bar.

§12-1148.2. Powers of court.

§12-1148.3. Extent of jurisdiction.

§12-1148.4. Issuance and return of summons - Content - Amending pleading to conform to evidence.

§12-1148.5. Service of summons.

§12-1148.5A. Constructive service of summons.

§12-1148.6. Answer or affidavit by defendant.

§12-1148.7. Jury trial - Trial by court.

§12-1148.8. Procedure where no jury available.

§12-1148.9. Attorney fee.

§12-1148.10. Writ of execution - Form - New trial.

§12-1148.10A. Notice of writ - Filing of original - Execution of writ - Refusal to surrender possession - Assistance of law enforcement - Appeal.

§12-1148.10B. Curing of default - Good faith claim of failure to provide minimum services.

§12-1148.13. Codification.

§12-1148.14. Forcible entry and detainer action not exceeding jurisdictional amount for small claims court - Small claims docket.

§12-1148.15. Affidavit - Form.

§12-1148.16. Summons - Form.

§12-1151. Grounds for attachment.

§12-1152. Attachment affidavit.

§12-1153. Attachment bonds.

§12-1154. Order of attachment.

§12-1155. Orders to several counties.

§12-1156. Returnable, when.

§12-1157. Order of execution.

§12-1158. Execution of order.

§12-1159. Service of order - Custody of attached property - Filing of order.

§12-1160. Redelivery on bond.

§12-1170. Definitions.

§12-1171. Right to garnishment - Classes of garnishment.

§12-1171.1. Money earned from prejudgment garnishment - Exemption.

§12-1171.2. Child support payment - Income assignment or garnishment proceedings.

§12-1171.3. Income assignment proceedings.

§12-1172. Commencement of garnishment proceedings - Affidavit.

§12-1172.1. Prejudgment and postjudgment summons - Procedure.

§12-1172.2. Notice of garnishment and exemptions - Payment of funds by garnishee.

§12-1173. Noncontinuing earnings garnishment - Summons - Answer - Priority of lien.

§12-1173.2. Summons - Garnishment for collection of support.

§12-1173.3. General garnishment - Affidavit - Summons - Answer.

§12-1173.4. Continuing earnings garnishment.

§12-1174. Notice to defendant of garnishment proceedings.

§12-1175. Subsequent proceedings.

§12-1177. Trial of issue - Judgment on answer.

§12-1178. Garnishee's affidavit where garnishment summons on earnings.

§12-1178.1. Summons for collection of support - Affidavit - Garnishee's answer.

§12-1178.2. General garnishee summons - Affidavit - Garnishee's answer.

§12-1179. Failure of garnishee to answer.

§12-1180. Persons authorized to make answer.

§12-1181. Mutual defense by garnishee and defendant.

§12-1182. Proceedings deemed actions - Judgment and enforcement - Trial and dismissal - Unmatured or unliquidated debts.

§12-1183. Examination of garnishee.

§12-1184. Disclaimer by garnishee - Interpleading interested party.

§12-1185. Liability of garnishee.

§12-1186. Garnishee not liable for what - Judgment on unmatured obligation.

§12-1187. Action by defendant against garnishee.

§12-1188. Bond by defendant.

§12-1189. Justification of sureties - Garnishees discharged.

§12-1190. Costs - Attorney fee.

§12-1192. Garnishment of money due from state, county or municipality - Exceptions.

§12-1193. Summons - Service when state, state department or institution, county or municipality garnished - Warrants.

§12-1194. State or political subdivisions as garnishee - Judgments.

§12-1195. Garnishment bond not required when state is plaintiff.

§12-1196. Judgment - Garnishee liability to defendant.

§12-1221. Different attachments of same property.

§12-1222. Subsequent attachment.

§12-1223. Return of order.

§12-1224. Appointment and bond of receiver.

§12-1225. Duties of receiver.

§12-1226. Notice to debtors.

§12-1227. Report to courts.

§12-1228. Sheriff to act as receiver - When.

§12-1229. Disposition of property.

§12-1230. Bond to discharge attachment.

§12-1231. Bond - Execution in vacation.

§12-1233. Garnishee may pay money into court.

§12-1234. Discharge of attachment - Proceedings.

§12-1235. Judgment for plaintiff - How satisfied - Surplus.

§12-1236. Delivery to sheriff of attached property.

§12-1237. Possession by sheriff.

§12-1238. Reference to ascertain priority of attachments.

§12-1239. Jurisdiction after issuance of order of attachment - Proceedings not abated by death or expiration of charter, etc.

§12-1240. Additional security by plaintiff.

§12-1241. Motion to discharge attachment.

§12-1242. Affidavits and evidence in opposition to motion.

§12-1243. Action and attachment against fraudulent debtor.

§12-1244. No judgment until claim due.

§12-1331. Persons who may prosecute writ.

§12-1332. Application - How made - Contents.

§12-1333. Courts which may grant writ - Grant without delay.

§12-1334. Direction and command of writ.

§12-1335. Delivery to sheriff.

§12-1336. Service on party other than sheriff.

§12-1337. Service when person not found or refuses admittance.

§12-1338. Return of writ - Enforcing obedience.

§12-1339. Return - Signature and verification - Contents - Production of party.

§12-1340. Proceedings in case of allegation of sickness or imfirmity - Exceptions to return - Controverting - New matter - Amendments.

§12-1341. Hearing and discharge.

§12-1342. Inquiry into legality of judgment or process - Limitations.

§12-1343. Procedure when person committed for want of bail - Defects in charge or process - Want of probable cause.

§12-1344. Writ may issue to admit to bail.

§12-1345. Notice to interested persons before discharge.

§12-1346. Power of court - Attendance of witnesses.

§12-1347. Officers not liable for obeying orders.

§12-1348. Issuance of warrant to prevent removal from jurisdiction.

§12-1349. Arrest of party causing restraint.

§12-1350. Execution of writ - Return and proceedings.

§12-1351. Temporary orders - Change of custody.

§12-1352. Writs and processes - Issuance and service on Sunday.

§12-1353. Issue, service and amendment of process.

§12-1354. Grant of writ to parents, etc. - Protection of infants and insane persons - Proceedings.

§12-1355. Deposit or security costs not required for initial application - Payment of court costs required.

§12-1381. Injunction defined.

§12-1382. Cause for injunction - Temporary injunction.

§12-1383. When and by whom injunction granted - Affidavit showing right to.

§12-1384.1. Temporary injunction - Temporary restraining order - Notice - Granting without notice.

§12-1384.2. Granting temporary restraining order - Recovery of damages.

§12-1386. Order and service of injunction.

§12-1387. Injunction during litigation without notice - Service of order.

§12-1388. Injunction binding - When.

§12-1389. Injunction not granted where motion overruled on merits - Inferior court not to grant.

§12-1390. Enforcement - Disobedience punishable as contempt - Penalties - Jury trial.

§12-1391. Additional security.

§12-1392. Plaintiff to give bond - Amount - Attorney's fees.

§12-1393. Affidavits on hearing.

§12-1394. Application to vacate or modify injunction - Return and record of orders of judge.

§12-1395. Counter affidavits or evidence.

§12-1396. Injunction by defendant.

§12-1397. Tax or nuisance may be enjoined - Petition - No bond required.

§12-1398. Injunction prohibiting workplace harassment – Employer liability.

§12-1430. Short title - Oklahoma Citizens Participation Act.

§12-1431. Definitions.

§12-1432. Motion to dismiss legal actions – Time limit for filing – Suspension of discovery.

§12-1433. Time limits for hearing on motion to dismiss.

§12-1434. Time limit for ruling on motion – Standard of proof.

§12-1435. Evidence to consider by court – Limited discovery.

§12-1436. Request for findings – Time limit to issue findings.

§12-1437. Failure to rule on motion – Expedited appeals.

§12-1438. Costs and fees - Sanctions.

§12-1439. See the following versions:

§12-1439v1. Actions excluded.

§12-1439v2. Actions excluded.

§12-1440. Application with other laws - Construction.

§12-1441. Libel defined.

§12-1442. Slander defined.

§12-1443.1. Privileged communication defined - Exemption from libel.

§12-1444.1. Pleading - Proof - Defenses.

§12-1446a. Good faith in publishing libel - Retraction - Actual damages only - Jury question - Exceptions.

§12-1446b. "Newspapers" or "periodicals" defined.

§12-1447.1. Defamation by radio and television - Limitation of liability.

§12-1447.2. Defamatory statements by candidates for public office.

§12-1447.3. Damages recoverable.

§12-1447.4. Recordation and preservation of political utterances.

§12-1447.5. Broadcast of truth statement following broadcast of untrue statement.

§12-1448. Deceased personality's right of publicity - Unauthorized use - Claims - Exemptions.

§12-1449. Unauthorized use of another person's rights of publicity - Damages - Consent - Presumptions - Fact questions - Exemptions.

§12-1450. Online impersonation – Liability - Remedies.

§12-1451. By and to whom writ issued - Function.

§12-1452. Writ not issued where remedy at law - Information.

§12-1453. Forms and contents of writ.

§12-1454. When peremptory writ to issue.

§12-1455. Motion upon affidavit - Notice.

§12-1456. Allowance and service - Neglect to return.

§12-1457. Answer.

§12-1458. Failure to answer - New matter in answer not conclusive.

§12-1459. No further pleading allowed - Similarity to civil action.

§12-1460. Recovery by plaintiff.

§12-1461. Damages a bar to further action.

§12-1462. Penalty for refusal or neglect to perform.

§12-1481. Occupying claimant entitled to pay for improvements and taxes.

§12-1482. Tax title, sufficiency.

§12-1483. Appraisement or trial - New trial.

§12-1484. Judgment for plaintiff - Execution - Bar of action for mesne profits.

§12-1485. Judgment for occupying claimant - Appeal.

§12-1486. Election to receive value without improvements - Neglect or refusal to pay.

§12-1487. Sheriff's, administrator's or guardian's sale - Purchase price to be refunded on recovery of land.

§12-1501.1. Petition for partition - Contents - Proof required.

§12-1502. Unknown shares or owners.

§12-1503. Creditors may be made parties.

§12-1504. Answer.

§12-1505. Order for partition.

§12-1506. Commissioners to partition.

§12-1507. Allotments.

§12-1508. Oath of commissioners.

§12-1509. Duty of commissioners - Report - Notice of time limit for filing exception or election.

§12-1510. Action on exceptions to report.

§12-1511. Judgment on partition.

§12-1512. Purchase at appraised value.

§12-1513. Property sold, when - Amount for which sold.

§12-1514. Return and deed.

§12-1515. Costs and fees.

§12-1516. Power of court.

§12-1517. Sale of property that cannot be partitioned - Procedure.

§12-1531. Quo warranto abolished - Relief obtainable by civil action - Maintenance by contestants for office.

§12-1532. Grounds for action in the nature of quo warranto.

§12-1533. Persons who may bring action - Expenses - Petition by Attorney General or district attorney - Recovery of damages.

§12-1534. Judgment in contest for office.

§12-1535. Judgment for plaintiff.

§12-1536. Enforcement of judgment.

§12-1537. Plaintiff may have separate action for damages - Judgment of ouster or dissolution.

§12-1538. Costs, in case of corporations - Scope of relief - Receiver.

§12-1551. Appointment of receiver.

§12-1552. Persons ineligible.

§12-1553. Oath and bond.

§12-1554. Powers of receiver.

§12-1555. Investment of funds.

§12-1556. Disposition of property litigated.

§12-1557. Punishment for disobedience of court.

§12-1559. Vacation of appointment by Supreme Court.

§12-1560. Foreclosure of licensed medical marijuana business – Continuation of operations.

§12-1571. Order of delivery - Procedure.

§12-1571.1. Damage, concealment or removal of property subject to order of delivery - Penalty.

§12-1573. Undertaking in replevin.

§12-1573.1. Replevin bond - Value.

§12-1574. Order for delivery.

§12-1575. Order returnable, when.

§12-1576. Execution of order.

§12-1577. Redelivery on bond.

§12-1578. Exception to sureties.

§12-1579. Proceedings on failure to prosecute action.

§12-1580. Judgment - Damages - Attorney fees.

§12-1581. Order to different counties - Separate and successive orders.

§12-1582. Officer may break into buildings.

§12-1583. Compelling delivery by attachment - Examination of party.

§12-1584. Improper issue of order of delivery.

§12-1585. Joinder of cause of action for debt - Stay of judgment.

§12-1631. Right to petition for change of name.

§12-1632. Petition.

§12-1633. Notice - Protest - Hearing date – Continuance - Waiver.

§12-1634. Evidence - Determination.

§12-1635. Judgment.

§12-1636. Illegal or fraudulent purpose.

§12-1637. Exclusiveness of statutory remedy.

§12-1651. Determination of rights, status or other legal relations - Exceptions.

§12-1652. Pleading.

§12-1653. Parties - Venue.

§12-1654. Effect of determination - Review.

§12-1655. Further relief.

§12-1656. Issues of fact.

§12-1657. Applicability.

§12-1701.05. Hearing in another forum - Stay or dismissal of action.

§12-1751. Suits authorized under small claims procedure.

§12-1752B. Venue of actions arising upon contract.

§12-1753. Affidavits - Form - Filing.

§12-1754. Preparation of affidavit - Copies.

§12-1755. Service of affidavit and order upon defendant.

§12-1756. Date for appearance of defendant.

§12-1757. Transfer of actions from small claims docket to another docket.

§12-1758. Counterclaim or setoff by verified answer.

§12-1759. Claim, counterclaim, or setoff maximum dollar value.

§12-1760. Attachment or garnishment - Depositions - Interrogatories - New parties - Intervention.

§12-1761. Trial by court - Request for reporter or jury - Evidence - Informality - Mailing of judgment.

§12-1762. Payment of judgment.

§12-1763. Appeals.

§12-1764. Fees.

§12-1765. Costs.

§12-1766. Citation - Codification.

§12-1770. Small claims judgment as lien - Release.

§12-1772. Judgments for payment of money - Processing and collection.

§12-1773. Dismissal of action - Failure to file pleadings or serve process.

§12-1801. Purpose of act - Short title.

§12-1802. Definitions.

§12-1803. Programs for mediation services - Rules and regulations.

§12-1803.1. Dispute Resolution Advisory Board.

§12-1804. Written consent to dispute resolution proceedings.

§12-1805. Confidentiality of proceedings - Disclosure - Civil liability - Waiver of privilege.

§12-1806. Tolling statute of limitation.

§12-1807. Definitions.

§12-1808. Administration of programs.

§12-1809. Collection and disposition of court costs and fees.

§12-1809.1. Dispute Resolution System Revolving Fund.

§12-1810. Allocation of funds.

§12-1811. Disbursement of funds - Method of reimbursement.

§12-1812. Director - Powers and duties.

§12-1813. Inspection, examination and audit of centers.

§12-1821. Short title.

§12-1822. Construction with Dispute Resolution Act.

§12-1823. Referral to mediation.

§12-1824. Provisions applying to court-ordered mediation.

§12-1825. List of qualified mediators - Minimum requirements - Form of order of referral.

§12-1831. Short title - Purpose.

§12-1832. Mediation as an alternative dispute resolution process or on an ad hoc basis.

§12-1833. Options to operating a mediation program or referring matters exclusively to mediators or programs qualified under the Dispute Resolution Act.

§12-1834. Compensation to mediators.

§12-1835. Disclosure regarding the mediator.

§12-1836. Procedures – Confidentiality and impartiality.

§12-1837. Feedback on process or mediator – Due process prior to removal or decertification of mediator.

§12-1838. Program certification – Intent of provision.

§12-1839. Authority of the courts – Court-ordered settlement conferences.

§12-1840. Parties – Selection and compensation of mediators.

§12-1851. Short title.

§12-1852. Definitions.

§12-1853. Notice.

§12-1854. Date of applicability.

§12-1855. Waivers.

§12-1856. Application.

§12-1857. Agreement.

§12-1858. Court order of arbitration.

§12-1859. Appointment of arbitrator.

§12-1860. Initiation.

§12-1861. Consolidation of separate proceedings.

§12-1862. Agreement to method.

§12-1863. Disclosure of facts.

§12-1864. Multiple arbitrators.

§12-1865. Immunity of arbitrator.

§12-1866. Role of arbitrator.

§12-1867. Legal representation.

§12-1868. Subpoena.

§12-1869. Preaward ruling.

§12-1870. Record of award.

§12-1871. Modification of award.

§12-1872. Amount of award.

§12-1873. Award confirmation.

§12-1874. Application to vacate an award.

§12-1875. Motion to vacate or correct an award.

§12-1876. Judgment in conformity.

§12-1877. Enforcement of agreement to arbitrate.

§12-1878. Location of arbitration.

§12-1879. Appeal.

§12-1880. Considerations of conformity.

§12-1881. Conformity with Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act.

§12-2001. Scope of the Oklahoma Pleading Code.

§12-2002. One form of action.

§12-2003. Commencement of action.

§12-2003.1. Commencement of actions by inmates.

§12-2003.2. Notification of noncompliance prior to construction-related suit – Correction of deficit.

§12-2003.3. Commencement of action based on website accessibility claim.

§12-2004. Process.

§12-2004.1. Subpoena.

§12-2004.2. Notice of pendency of action.

§12-2004.3. Alternate delivery methods for copy of process, papers - Deadlines - Not applicable to documents filed with clerk.

§12-2005. Service and filing of pleadings and other papers.

§12-2005.1. Service of postjudgment motions in divorce actions.

§12-2005.2. Entry of appearance - Out-of-state counsel - Withdrawal - Address of record.

§12-2006. Time.

§12-2007. Pleadings allowed - Form of motions.

§12-2008. General rules of pleading.

§12-2009. Pleading special matters.

§12-2010. Form of pleadings.

§12-2011. Signing of pleadings.

§12-2011.1. Finding of frivolous claim - Actions not arising out of contract - Award of costs and attorney fees.

§12-2012. Defenses and objections - When and how presented - By pleading or motion.

§12-2013. Counterclaim and cross-claim.

§12-2014. Third-party practice.

§12-2015. Amended and supplemental pleadings.

§12-2016. Pretrial procedure - Formulating issues.

§12-2017. Parties plaintiff and defendant - Capacity.

§12-2018. Joinder of claims and remedies.

§12-2019. Joinder of persons needed for just adjudication.

§12-2020. Permissive joinder of parties.

§12-2021. Misjoinder and nonjoinder of parties.

§12-2022. Interpleader.

§12-2023. Class actions.

§12-2023.1. Derivative actions by shareholders.

§12-2023.2. Actions relating to unincorporated associations.

§12-2024. Intervention

§12-2025. Substitution of parties.

§12-2025.1. Assignment by parent to child of right to recover for injury to child.

§12-2026. Forms.

§12-2027. Appendix of forms.

§12-2056. Motions for summary judgment.

§12-2101. Short title.

§12-2102. Legislative purpose.

§12-2103. Scope of rules.

§12-2104. Rulings on evidence.

§12-2105. Preliminary questions.

§12-2106. Limited admissibility.

§12-2107. Remainder of record.

§12-2201. Judicial notice of law.

§12-2202. Judicial notice of adjudicative facts.

§12-2203. Determining propriety of taking judicial notice.

§12-2301. Definitions.

§12-2302. Establishment of basic fact.

§12-2303. Effect of presumptions in civil cases.

§12-2304. Presumptions in criminal cases.

§12-2305. Inconsistent presumptions.

§12-2401. Definition of "relevant evidence".

§12-2402. Relevant evidence generally admissible - Irrelevant evidence inadmissible.

§12-2403. Exclusion of relevant evidence on grounds of prejudice, confusion or cumulative nature of evidence.

§12-2404. Character evidence not admissible to prove conduct - Exceptions - Other crimes.

§12-2405. Methods of proving character.

§12-2406. Habit - Routine practice.

§12-2407. Subsequent remedial measures.

§12-2408. Compromise and offers to compromise.

§12-2409. Payment of medical and similar expenses.

§12-2410. Pleas and plea discussions - Admissibility of evidence.

§12-2411. Liability insurance.

§12-2411.1. Short title - Act Concerning Interpretation of Oklahoma Insurance Laws.

§12-2412. Sexual offense against another person - Evidence of other sexual behavior inadmissible - Exceptions.

§12-2413. Sexual assault offense - Commission of other offenses admissible - Definition.

§12-2414. Child molestation offense - Commission of other offenses admissible - Definitions.

§12-2501. Privileges recognized only as provided.

§12-2502. Attorney-client privilege.

§12-2502.1. Communications between accountant and client.

§12-2503. Physician and Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege.

§12-2503.1. Interpreter for the Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Privilege.

§12-2504. Husband-wife privilege.

§12-2505. Religious privilege.

§12-2506. Journalist’s privilege.

§12-2506.2. Peer support counseling confidentiality.

§12-2507. Political vote.

§12-2508. Trade secrets.

§12-2509. Secrets of state and other official information - Governmental privileges.

§12-2510. Identity of informer.

§12-2510.1. Crime stoppers organizations – Privileged communications – Orders for production of records.

§12-2511. Waiver of privilege by voluntary disclosure.

§12-2512. Privileged matter disclosed under compulsion or without opportunity to claim privilege.

§12-2513. Comment upon or inference from claim of privilege - Instruction.

§12-2601. General rule of competency.

§12-2602. Personal knowledge.

§12-2603. Oath or affirmation.

§12-2604. Interpreters.

§12-2605. Competency of judge as witness.

§12-2606. Competency of juror as witness.

§12-2607. Who may impeach.

§12-2608. Evidence of character and conduct of witness.

§12-2609. Impeachment by evidence of conviction of crime.

§12-2610. Religious beliefs or opinions.

§12-2611. Mode and order of interrogation and presentation.

§12-2611.2. Minor or incapacitated witnesses - Closing of testimony to public - Taking testimony outside courtroom - Meeting in chambers with judge and attorneys - Presence of support person or therapeutic dog.

§12-2611.3. Short title.

§12-2611.4. Definitions.

§12-2611.5. Testimony to which act applies – Other procedures not precluded.

§12-2611.6. Hearing – Determination of whether to use alternative method testimony.

§12-2611.7. Situations where alternative method testimony permitted.

§12-2611.8. Determination of whether to allow child witness to testify by an alternative method.

§12-2611.9. Order – Required contents.

§12-2611.10. Opportunity for examination and cross-examination.

§12-2611.11. Construction and application of act.

§12-2611.12. Support person or therapeutic dog.

§12-2612. Writing used to refresh memory.

§12-2613. Prior statements of witnesses.

§12-2614. Calling and interrogation of witnesses by court.

§12-2615. Exclusion of witnesses.

§12-2701. Opinion testimony by lay witnesses.

§12-2702. Testimony by experts.

§12-2703. Bases of opinion testimony by experts.

§12-2704. Opinion on ultimate issue.

§12-2705. Disclosure of facts or data underlying expert opinion.

§12-2801. Definitions.

§12-2802. Hearsay rule.

§12-2803. Hearsay exceptions - Availability of declarant immaterial.

§12-2803.1. Statements of children not having attained 13 years or incapacitated persons describing acts of physical abuse or sexual contact - Admissibility in criminal and juvenile proceedings.

§12-2804. Hearsay exception - Declarant unavailable.

§12-2804.1. Hearsay exception – Exceptional circumstances.

§12-2805. Hearsay within hearsay.

§12-2806. Attacking and supporting credibility of declarant.

§12-2901. Requirement of authentication or identification.

§12-2902. Self-authentication.

§12-2903. Subscribing witness' testimony unnecessary.

§12-3001. Definitions.

§12-3002. Requirement of original.

§12-3003. Admissibility of duplicates.

§12-3004. Admissibility of other evidence of contents.

§12-3005. Public records.

§12-3006. Summaries.

§12-3007. Testimony or written admission of party.

§12-3008. Functions of judge and jury.

§12-3009. Medical bills - Identification.

§12-3009.1. Personal injury suits – Medical bills - Evidence.

§12-3011. Admissible evidence - Exercise of free speech or display of religious beliefs.

§12-3224. Short title and scope of Code.

§12-3225. Construction.

§12-3225.1. Discovery master.

§12-3226. General provisions governing discovery.

§12-3226.1. Abusive discovery.

§12-3226A. Withdrawal of certain discovery items.

§12-3227. Depositions before action or pending appeal.

§12-3228. Persons before whom depositions may be taken.

§12-3229. Stipulations regarding discovery procedure.

§12-3230. Depositions upon oral examination.

§12-3231. Depositions upon written questions.

§12-3232. Use of depositions in court proceedings.

§12-3233. Interrogatories to parties.

§12-3234. Production of documents and things and entry upon land for inspection and other purposes.

§12-3235. Physical and mental examination of persons.

§12-3236. Requests for admission.

§12-3237. Failure to make or cooperate in discovery - Sanctions - Exception.

§12-3238. Short title.

§12-3239. Definitions.

§12-3240. Disclosure statement.

§12-3241. Judicial or administrative approval of transfer of payment - Required findings.

§12-3242. Discharge and release from liability.

§12-3243. Application for approval of transfer of payment rights.

§12-3244. Waiver of provisions – Disputes - Life-contingent payments - Liability.

§12-3245. Application of act.

§12-3250. Short title - Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act.

§12-3251. Definitions.

§12-3252. Request for issuance of subpoena.

§12-3253. Service of subpoena.

§12-3254. Application of Section 2004.1.

§12-3255. Application for protective order or to enforce, quash or modify an issued subpoena.

§12-3256. Promotion of uniformity.

§12-3257. Application of act.