§ 1553.Oath and Bond
Chapter 30: Receivers · Not amended since adoption on record · Last verified August 3, 2026
Full Text of § 1553
Amendment History
R.L. 1910, § 4981.
Plain-English Summary
Before a receiver can act, Section 1553 requires two things: an oath to perform the duties faithfully, and a bond -- called an undertaking -- with one or more sureties the court approves. The bond runs to whatever person and in whatever amount the court directs, and it commits the receiver to faithfully discharging the job and obeying the court's orders in the case.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a receiver have to do before taking office in Oklahoma?
Take an oath to perform the duties faithfully and execute a bond, with sureties the court approves, promising faithful performance and obedience to the court's orders.
Who approves the receiver's bond?
The court or judge approves the sureties and sets the sum and the person to whom the bond runs.
What happens if a receiver doesn't post the required bond?
The statute frames the oath and bond as steps the receiver must take before entering upon the duties of the office.