Okla. Stat. tit. 16, § 16-11
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Estoppel by receiving benefits
Official statutory text
Any person or corporation, having knowingly received and
accepted the benefits or any part thereof, of any conveyance,
mortgage or contract relating to real estate shall be concluded
thereby and estopped to deny the validity of such conveyance,
mortgage or contract, or the power or authority to make and execute
the same, except on the ground of fraud; but this section shall not
apply to minors or persons of unsound mind who pay or tender back
the amount of such benefit received by themselves.
accepted the benefits or any part thereof, of any conveyance,
mortgage or contract relating to real estate shall be concluded
thereby and estopped to deny the validity of such conveyance,
mortgage or contract, or the power or authority to make and execute
the same, except on the ground of fraud; but this section shall not
apply to minors or persons of unsound mind who pay or tender back
the amount of such benefit received by themselves.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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