§ 111 Period for bringing actions not extended.

This rule simply confirms that this act does not change any deadlines for filing a lawsuit. If a law already says you have a certain amount of time to bring a case to court, that time limit stays exactly the same. This act does not add extra time or give anyone more room to file late.

In practical terms, this means people still need to follow the normal deadlines, known as statutes of limitations, that apply to their type of case. If you miss the deadline that already exists under other Oklahoma laws, you cannot use this act as an excuse or a way to get more time. It only makes clear that the act is not meant to override or extend those existing time limits.