Oklahoma § 52-135 - Pending actions not terminated

§ 52-135. Pending actions not terminated

The enactment of this act shall not terminate any proceeding or

proceedings now pending before the Commission, including those

wherein is sought the issuance and promulgation of orders, rules or

regulations by the Commission under the provisions of an act of the

Legislature approved February 11, 1915, entitled "An Act defining

and prohibiting the waste of crude oil or petroleum, providing for

the equitable taking of the same from the ground and conferring

authority on the Corporation Commission, prescribing the penalty for

the violation of this Act and declaring an emergency," and of any

amendments thereto, but any and all such proceedings shall continue

to final decision or action therein by the Commission, and all

further proceedings, hearings and all orders, rules and regulations

had or made therein by the Commission, and all enforcement thereof

shall be under and subject to the terms and provisions of this act.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 52. Oil and Gas

All existing orders, rules and regulations of the Commission

heretofore made and issued under the provisions of aforesaid act of

the Legislature, approved February 11, 1915, and of any amendments

thereto, until repealed, vacated or modified by order of the

Commission, or of the Supreme Court on appeal therefrom, shall

continue and remain in full force and effect and shall be enforced

in the same manner and to like extent as if this act had not been

enacted, but all further proceedings and hearings in any proceedings

heretofore brought and now pending before the Commission, and the

institution, prosecution and hearing of any proceedings hereafter

brought before the Commission in connection with any such existing

orders, rules or regulations of the Commission shall be governed by

the rules of procedure in this act provided and/or that shall be

issued by the Commission in pursuance of the provisions of this act.

Added by Laws 1933, c. 131, p. 301, § 49, emerg. eff. April 10,

1933.