Okla. Stat. tit. 12, § 12-93: Limitation of real actions

Actions for the recovery of real property, or for the

determination of any adverse right or interest therein, can only be

brought within the periods hereinafter prescribed, after the cause

of action shall have accrued, and at no other time thereafter:

(1) An action for the recovery of real property sold on

execution, or for the recovery of real estate partitioned by

judgment in kind, or sold, or conveyed pursuant to partition

proceedings, or other judicial sale, or an action for the recovery

of real estate distributed under decree of district court in

administration or probate proceedings, when brought by or on behalf

of the execution debtor or former owner, or his or their heirs, or

any person claiming under him or them by title acquired after the

date of the judgment or by any person claiming to be an heir or

devisee of the decedent in whose estate such decree was rendered, or

claiming under, as successor in interest, any such heir or devisee,

within five (5) years after the date of the recording of the deed

made in pursuance of the sale or proceeding, or within five (5)

years after the date of the entry of the final judgment of partition

in kind where no sale is had in the partition proceedings; or within

five (5) years after the recording of the decree of distribution

rendered by the district court in an administration or probate

proceeding; provided, however, that where any such action pertains

to real estate distributed under decree of district court in

administration or probate proceedings and would at the passage of

this act be barred by the terms hereof, such action may be brought

within one (1) year after the passage of this act; this proviso

shall not be construed to revive any action barred by paragraph 4 of

this section.

(2) An action for the recovery of real property sold by

executors, administrators, or guardians, upon an order or judgment

of a court directing such sale, brought by the heirs or devisees of

the deceased person, or the ward of his guardian, or any person

claiming under any or either of them, by the title acquired after

the date of judgment or order, within five (5) years after the date

of recording of the deed made in pursuance of the sale.

(3) An action for the recovery of real property sold for taxes,

within five (5) years after the date of the recording of the tax

deed, except where lands exempt from taxation by reason of any Act

of the Congress of the United States of America have been sold for

taxes, in which case there shall be no limitation; provided, nothing

herein shall be construed as reviving any cause of action for

recovery of real property heretofore barred nor as divesting any

interest acquired by adverse possession prior to the effective date

hereof.

(4) An action for the recovery of real property not hereinbefore

provided for, within fifteen (15) years.

(5) An action for the forcible entry and detention or forcible

detention only of real property, within two (2) years.

(6) Numbered paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 shall be fully operative

regardless of whether the deed or judgment or the precedent action

or proceeding upon which such deed or judgment is based is void or

voidable in whole or in part, for any reason, jurisdictional or

otherwise; provided that this paragraph shall not be applied so as

to bar causes of action which have heretofore accrued, until the

expiration of one (1) year from and after its effective date.

R.L. 1910, § 4655. Amended by Laws 1945, p. 37, § 1; Laws 1949, p.

95, § 1; Laws 1961, p. 59, § 1, emerg. eff. July 26, 1961.