Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-26-204
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Perpetual care fund loans - Approval
Official statutory text
The perpetual care fund trustee may loan moneys received by him
under the direction and with the approval of the court, but only as
such loans may be secured by first mortgages upon Oklahoma real
estate. No loan shall be made or approved unless it be made to
appear to the court that the real estate is ample security for the
loan applied for, and that the title to the real estate is good of
record and in fact in the party making application for the loan.
under the direction and with the approval of the court, but only as
such loans may be secured by first mortgages upon Oklahoma real
estate. No loan shall be made or approved unless it be made to
appear to the court that the real estate is ample security for the
loan applied for, and that the title to the real estate is good of
record and in fact in the party making application for the loan.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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