Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-562
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Receiving claims in payment of debts
Official statutory text
Nothing in the preceding sections shall be construed to prohibit
the receiving in payment of any evidence of debt or thing in action
for any estate, real or personal, or for any services of any
attorney actually rendered, or for a debt antecedently contracted,
or the buying or receiving any evidence of debt or the thing in
action for the purpose of remittance, and without any intent to
violate the preceding section.
the receiving in payment of any evidence of debt or thing in action
for any estate, real or personal, or for any services of any
attorney actually rendered, or for a debt antecedently contracted,
or the buying or receiving any evidence of debt or the thing in
action for the purpose of remittance, and without any intent to
violate the preceding section.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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