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Opinion No., (1967)

Court: Oklahoma Attorney General Reports Number: 
Filed: Jul. 25, 1967
Latest Update: Mar. 03, 2020
Summary: OPINION — AG — THE ATTORNEY GENERAL APPLIES THAT FAMILIAR RULE THAT PUBLIC OFFICERS HAVE ONLY SUCH AUTHORITY AS IS CONFERRED UPON THEM BY LAW, AND SUCH AUTHORITY MUST BE EXERCISE IN THE MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW, BROWN V. STATE ELECTION BOARD, OKL. 369 P.2d 140 , AND IN ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION ADVISES YOU THAT THERE IS NO STATUTE THAT GIVES YOU A DUTY OR AUTHORITY TO COMMENCE AN ACTION TO TERMINATE A PARENT'S PARENTAL RIGHTS TO HIS CHILD. CITE: 10 Ohio St. 1961 105 [ 10-105 ], 10 Ohio St. 1961 10
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OPINION — AG — THE ATTORNEY GENERAL APPLIES THAT FAMILIAR RULE THAT PUBLIC OFFICERS HAVE ONLY SUCH AUTHORITY AS IS CONFERRED UPON THEM BY LAW, AND SUCH AUTHORITY MUST BE EXERCISE IN THE MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW, BROWN V. STATE ELECTION BOARD, OKL. 369 P.2d 140, AND IN ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION ADVISES YOU THAT THERE IS NO STATUTE THAT GIVES YOU A DUTY OR AUTHORITY TO COMMENCE AN ACTION TO TERMINATE A PARENT'S PARENTAL RIGHTS TO HIS CHILD. CITE: 10 Ohio St. 1961 105 [10-105], 10 Ohio St. 1961 101 [10-101], 10 Ohio St. 1965 Supp., 471-475 [10-471]-[10-475] (CHARLES OWENS) ** SEE: OPINION NO. 71-170 (1971) **

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