Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-185
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Release, application by surety for - Issuance and service
Official statutory text
of citation.
When a surety of any executor, administrator or guardian desires
to be released from responsibility on account of future acts, he may
make application by petition to the judge of the district court for
relief. The judge must issue a citation to the executor,
administrator, or guardian, to be served personally upon him
requiring him to appear at a time and place, to be therein
specified, and give other security. If he has absconded, left or
removed from the state, or cannot be found after due diligence and
inquiry, service may be made as provided when the citation is to
require further security.
When a surety of any executor, administrator or guardian desires
to be released from responsibility on account of future acts, he may
make application by petition to the judge of the district court for
relief. The judge must issue a citation to the executor,
administrator, or guardian, to be served personally upon him
requiring him to appear at a time and place, to be therein
specified, and give other security. If he has absconded, left or
removed from the state, or cannot be found after due diligence and
inquiry, service may be made as provided when the citation is to
require further security.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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