Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-386
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Notice of hearing on petition
Official statutory text
Upon the filing of the petition mentioned in Section 385 of this
title, the judge of the district court shall set a time for the
hearing of the same, and the administrator, executor or guardian
shall cause notice thereof to be made by publication in a newspaper
published, or of general circulation, in the county wherein such
hearing is to be had. Said notice shall contain a description of the
real estate sought to be mortgaged, and shall be published two (2)
weeks in a weekly paper, or ten (10) days in a daily paper, prior to
such hearing.
title, the judge of the district court shall set a time for the
hearing of the same, and the administrator, executor or guardian
shall cause notice thereof to be made by publication in a newspaper
published, or of general circulation, in the county wherein such
hearing is to be had. Said notice shall contain a description of the
real estate sought to be mortgaged, and shall be published two (2)
weeks in a weekly paper, or ten (10) days in a daily paper, prior to
such hearing.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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