Escrow & Title
The priority of liens against a property is generally determined by:
AThe amount of the lien
BThe date and time of recording (first in time, first in right)✓ Correct
CThe type of lien — mortgage always takes priority
DThe identity of the creditor
Explanation
Lien priority in Oklahoma is generally established by the date and time of recording — earlier recorded liens have priority over later ones. However, certain liens (such as property taxes and special assessments) have statutory priority regardless of recording date.
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