OK · rules
Okla. & Canadian Cntys. Local R. 13
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDERS
A. When a Temporary Restraining Order is sought in a suit for injunctive relief, after the
petition has been filed and the case assigned to a judge, the application for the TRO may
be taken to the assigned judge to be heard or set for hearing as may be ordered.
B. No ex-parte restraining order will be issued against any person, firm, corporation, state or
political subdivision, unless counsel has attached a verified statement that either the
opposition is not represented by counsel or that counsel for the opposition has been
contacted and given adequate notice of the presentation of the application at a date and
time certain.
C. No ex-parte temporary restraining order will be issued against the state or political
subdivision thereof unless authorized by a District Judge or Associate District Judge.
Provenance
- Source
- www.oklahomacounty.org
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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