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Code · Oklahoma · Title 25 — Definitions And General Provisions

§25-104. Change of name of newspaper.

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It shall be lawful for any legal newspaper now published in this state to change the name of such newspaper, without removing from the city of its publication, and without losing its qualifications to carry legal notices; provided, that said newspaper has been published for sufficient time and is already otherwise qualified to carry legal advertising; and provided, further, that it shall carry the new name of such paper as successor to the name theretofore used by it for a period of at least one
(1)year; and providing, further, that all legal notices running in said paper at the date of such change shall be completed and as valid as though no change had been made. Laws 1925, c. 55, p. 83, § 1; Laws 1961, p. 240, § 1.
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