Oklahoma § 12-707 Dismissal or default judgment against state - Necessity of

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 12-707 — Dismissal or default judgment against state - Necessity of

Oklahoma·Title 12 Civil Procedure

proof of notice. No order shall be made by any county, district or superior court in this state dismissing, for want of prosecution, any action now pending or hereafter filed, wherein the State of Oklahoma is an interested party and in which the Attorney General or any assistant Attorney General shall appear as attorney of record, for the state, nor shall any judgment by default against the State of Oklahoma be rendered by any such court in such action, unless proof is made (that the Attorney General or assistant Attorney General appearing as counsel for the state, shall have been notified) in writing by registered mail, at least ten (10) days prior to the date set for such trial or hearing that the action has been set for trial.

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proof of notice. No order shall be made by any county, district or superior court in this state dismissing, for want of prosecution, any action now pending or hereafter filed, wherein the State of Oklahoma is an interested party and in which the Attorney General or any assistant Attorney General shall appear as attorney of record, for the state, nor shall any judgment by default against the State of Oklahoma be rendered by any such court in such action, unless proof is made (that the Attorney General or assistant Attorney General appearing as counsel for the state, shall have been notified) in writing by registered mail, at least ten (10) days prior to the date set for such trial or hearing that the action has been set for trial.

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