§ 1503 Repealed by Laws 2009, c. 178, § 14.

This rule no longer exists. Oklahoma lawmakers removed it from the law books back in 2009 when they passed a new piece of legislation (House Bill or Senate Bill that became Laws 2009, chapter 178, section 14).

When a rule is "repealed," it means the rule has no legal force anymore. Courts, lawyers, and everyday people cannot rely on it because it is no longer part of the current law. If you see this rule number referenced in an older document or case, know that it doesn't apply to situations happening today.

If you're trying to find out what law now covers whatever this old rule used to address, you'll need to look at the 2009 legislation that repealed it, or check the current version of Title 22 to see if the topic is addressed somewhere else in the statutes.