Okla. Stat. tit. 52, § 52-556
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Custody of Mineral Owner's Fund - Transfer of monies to
Official statutory text
Unclaimed Property Fund.
The State Treasurer shall retain custody of the Mineral Owner's
Fund and annually on a date established by the Treasurer shall
transfer to the Unclaimed Property Fund those monies which have been
in escrow accounts and the Mineral Owner's Fund five (5) years or
more after the date of pooling. After that time, such monies shall
be subject to the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act.
The State Treasurer shall retain custody of the Mineral Owner's
Fund and annually on a date established by the Treasurer shall
transfer to the Unclaimed Property Fund those monies which have been
in escrow accounts and the Mineral Owner's Fund five (5) years or
more after the date of pooling. After that time, such monies shall
be subject to the Uniform Unclaimed Property Act.
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