Oklahoma Code § 20-101.1

Title 20. Courts: Orders and other acts outside county in which cause
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pending.
A judge of the district court, when sitting in any county of the
district, may make any order of a nature not requiring notice and
hearing, in any cause pending in any county of the district; and he
also may sign the journal entry of any order, judgment or decree

theretofore made in any other county of the district if such journal
entry be approved as to form by all parties affected thereby, or by
their attorneys.  In the event of any such action being taken
outside the county in which the cause is pending, the Judge shall
make a minute of his action and forthwith transmit said minute to
the court clerk of the county in which the action is pending.

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