Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-104
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Objections to issue of letters - Letters of administration
Official statutory text
with will annexed.
Any person interested in a will may file objections in writing,
to granting letters testamentary to the persons named as executors,
or any of them; and the objections must be heard and determined by
the court. A petition may at the same time, be filed for letters of
administration, with will annexed.
Any person interested in a will may file objections in writing,
to granting letters testamentary to the persons named as executors,
or any of them; and the objections must be heard and determined by
the court. A petition may at the same time, be filed for letters of
administration, with will annexed.
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