Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-267
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Validation of prior contracts
Official statutory text
All contracts for the borrowing of money and giving of security
heretofore made by any executor or administrator for any of the
purposes stated in Section 1 of this act and approved by the judge
of the district court having jurisdiction of the settlement of the
estate, where the money was actually used for any of such purposes,
are hereby declared valid.
heretofore made by any executor or administrator for any of the
purposes stated in Section 1 of this act and approved by the judge
of the district court having jurisdiction of the settlement of the
estate, where the money was actually used for any of such purposes,
are hereby declared valid.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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