Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-556
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Settlement conclusive - Exception
Official statutory text
The settlement of the account and the allowance thereof by the
court, or upon appeal, is conclusive against all persons in any way
interested in the estate, saving, however, to all persons laboring
under any legal disability, their right to move for cause to reopen
and examine the account, or to proceed by action against the
executor or administrator, either individually or upon his bond, at
any time before final distribution; and in any action brought by any
such person, the allowance and settlement of such account is prima
facie evidence of its correctness.
court, or upon appeal, is conclusive against all persons in any way
interested in the estate, saving, however, to all persons laboring
under any legal disability, their right to move for cause to reopen
and examine the account, or to proceed by action against the
executor or administrator, either individually or upon his bond, at
any time before final distribution; and in any action brought by any
such person, the allowance and settlement of such account is prima
facie evidence of its correctness.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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