Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-462.1
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Partition of property under the will - Sale
Official statutory text
When the will of a testator authorizes the executor or personal
representative of an estate being probated to institute partition of
real property in which the testator at his death held an undivided
interest, an order by the probate court authorizing the institution
of such action, or the joinder of such action with a quiet title
suit, shall be unnecessary. Further, in the event a sale is
confirmed in the partition action, no confirmation of sale in the
probate case shall be required.
representative of an estate being probated to institute partition of
real property in which the testator at his death held an undivided
interest, an order by the probate court authorizing the institution
of such action, or the joinder of such action with a quiet title
suit, shall be unnecessary. Further, in the event a sale is
confirmed in the partition action, no confirmation of sale in the
probate case shall be required.
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