It may surprise you, but the word "condominium" never appears in Oklahoma's condominium act. That is because early condominium legislation referred to condos as "unit ownership estates." Thus, Oklahoma's condo act is called the Unit Ownership Estate Act. The Act was passed in the 1960's and has been left relatively untouched over the past thirty years.
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March 02, 2005
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