§ 939.Attorney Fees Taxed As Costs In Actions For Breach of an Express Warranty
Chapter 14: Costs · Not amended since adoption on record · Last verified August 3, 2026
Full Text of § 939
Amendment History
Laws 1975, HB 1524, c. 168, § 1.
Plain-English Summary
Where a seller, retailer, manufacturer, manufacturer's representative, or distributor makes an express warranty under Section 2-313 of Title 12A -- the Uniform Commercial Code's sales article -- this section lets the prevailing party in a suit over that warranty recover a reasonable attorney fee, set by the court and taxed as costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I recover attorney fees in a breach-of-warranty lawsuit in Oklahoma?
Yes, if the express warranty was made under Section 2-313 of Title 12A, the prevailing party recovers a reasonable attorney fee taxed as costs.
Who can be sued under this section's warranty rule?
A seller, retailer, manufacturer, manufacturer's representative, or distributor who made the express warranty.
Does this cover implied warranties too?
No. The text is limited to an express warranty made under Section 2-313 of Title 12A.