Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-101
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Letters to issue to executor or successor in interest of
Official statutory text
corporate executor.
The court admitting a will to probate after the same is proved
and allowed, must issue letters thereon to the persons named therein
as executors, and in the case of a corporate executor, to the
successor in interest of the corporate executor, who are competent
to discharge the trust, who must appear and qualify unless
objections be made as provided in Section 104 of this title.
Provided, a successor in interest shall include a judicially ordered
successor in the event of an assumption by a financial institution
of fiduciary accounts for all trusts in existence on the date of the
assumption, together with those testamentary trusts which come into
existence after the date of assumption.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 58. Probate Procedure Page 25
The court admitting a will to probate after the same is proved
and allowed, must issue letters thereon to the persons named therein
as executors, and in the case of a corporate executor, to the
successor in interest of the corporate executor, who are competent
to discharge the trust, who must appear and qualify unless
objections be made as provided in Section 104 of this title.
Provided, a successor in interest shall include a judicially ordered
successor in the event of an assumption by a financial institution
of fiduciary accounts for all trusts in existence on the date of the
assumption, together with those testamentary trusts which come into
existence after the date of assumption.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 58. Probate Procedure Page 25
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