Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-1326: Defects, omissions, irregularities, etc

A. No undertaking shall be invalid, nor shall any person be

discharged from his undertaking, nor a forfeiture thereof be stayed

nor shall judgment thereon be stayed, set aside or reversed, the

collection of any such judgment be barred or defeated by reason of

any defect of form, omission or recital or of condition, failure to

note or record the default of any principal or surety, or because of

any other irregularity, or because the undertaking was entered into

on Sunday or other holiday, if it appears from the tenor of the

undertaking before what judge or at what court the principal was

bound to appear, and that the official before whom it was entered

into was legally authorized to take it and the amount of bail is

stated.

B. If no day is fixed for the appearance of the defendant, or

an impossible day or a day in vacation, the undertaking, if for his

appearance before a judge for a hearing, shall bind the defendant to

appear in ten (10) days from the receipt of notice thereof to the

defendant, his counsel, and any surety or bondsman on the

undertaking; and if for his appearance in a court for trial, shall

bind the defendant so to appear on the first day of the next term of

court which shall commence more than three (3) days after the giving

of the undertaking.

C. The liability of a person on an undertaking shall not be

affected by reason of the lack of any qualifications, sufficiency or

competency provided in the criminal procedure law, or by reason of

any other agreement that is expressed in the undertaking, or because

the defendant has not joined in the undertaking.