Durham v. Herbert Olbrich GMBH & Co.

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• stating that the Oklahoma Supreme Court “would look to the machinery’s ad valorem tax status, whether the machinery was taxed as the personal property of somebody other than the owner of the real property where the accident occurred, and the factors identified in Mullís ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).