Okla. Stat. tit. 58, § 58-929.2
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Filing of verified applications for approval - Contents
Official statutory text
The executor or administrator or guardian after having
negotiated the sale of any such leasehold estate or interest
therein, or after having entered into any agreement, as authorized
in Section One (1) of this act, shall file with the court a verified
application for the approval of such sale or agreement. An
application for the approval of a sale shall set forth the interest
of the estate of said decedent or ward in said leasehold as nearly
as same can be determined, the lands covered thereby, the part of or
interest in said leasehold being sold, the name of the purchaser,
the consideration for the sale, and shall allege that the sale is
for the best interest of the estate of said decedent or ward. A
copy of the lease or leases and the proposed assignment or
conveyance thereof shall be attached to the application. An
application for the approval of an agreement shall set forth the
interest of the estate of said decedent or ward in the leasehold,
the lands covered thereby, a brief statement of the purpose of said
agreement and the part of or interest in said leasehold covered
thereby, and shall allege that said agreement is for the best
interest of the estate of said decedent or ward. A copy of the
agreement shall be attached to said application. Where both a sale
and agreement or agreements pertain to the same leaseholds, or are
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 58. Probate Procedure Page 130
the result of the same transaction, a single application may be
filed. Upon the filing of any such application the court must fix a
day for hearing same pursuant to notice as provided in Section Three
(3) of this act.
negotiated the sale of any such leasehold estate or interest
therein, or after having entered into any agreement, as authorized
in Section One (1) of this act, shall file with the court a verified
application for the approval of such sale or agreement. An
application for the approval of a sale shall set forth the interest
of the estate of said decedent or ward in said leasehold as nearly
as same can be determined, the lands covered thereby, the part of or
interest in said leasehold being sold, the name of the purchaser,
the consideration for the sale, and shall allege that the sale is
for the best interest of the estate of said decedent or ward. A
copy of the lease or leases and the proposed assignment or
conveyance thereof shall be attached to the application. An
application for the approval of an agreement shall set forth the
interest of the estate of said decedent or ward in the leasehold,
the lands covered thereby, a brief statement of the purpose of said
agreement and the part of or interest in said leasehold covered
thereby, and shall allege that said agreement is for the best
interest of the estate of said decedent or ward. A copy of the
agreement shall be attached to said application. Where both a sale
and agreement or agreements pertain to the same leaseholds, or are
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 58. Probate Procedure Page 130
the result of the same transaction, a single application may be
filed. Upon the filing of any such application the court must fix a
day for hearing same pursuant to notice as provided in Section Three
(3) of this act.
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