Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-293
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Complaint on embezzlement - Citation
Official statutory text
If any executor, administrator, or other person interested in
the estate of a decedent, complains to the district court, on oath,
that any person is suspected to have concealed, embezzled, smuggled,
conveyed away, or disposed of any monies, goods or chattels of the
decedent, or has in his possession or knowledge, any deeds,
conveyances, bonds, contracts, or other writings which contain
evidences of, or tend to disclose the right, title, interest or
claim of the decedent to any real or personal estate, or any claim
or demand, or any lost will, the judge may cite such person to
appear before the district court, and may examine him, on oath, upon
the matter of such complaint, if he can be found in the state. But
if cited from another county, and he appears and is found innocent,
his necessary expenses must be allowed him out of the estate.
the estate of a decedent, complains to the district court, on oath,
that any person is suspected to have concealed, embezzled, smuggled,
conveyed away, or disposed of any monies, goods or chattels of the
decedent, or has in his possession or knowledge, any deeds,
conveyances, bonds, contracts, or other writings which contain
evidences of, or tend to disclose the right, title, interest or
claim of the decedent to any real or personal estate, or any claim
or demand, or any lost will, the judge may cite such person to
appear before the district court, and may examine him, on oath, upon
the matter of such complaint, if he can be found in the state. But
if cited from another county, and he appears and is found innocent,
his necessary expenses must be allowed him out of the estate.
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