Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-178.10
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Conveyance, assignment or other transfer as evidence of
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trust existence.
Any conveyance, assignment or other transfer executed in the
name of such trust pursuant to Section 1 of this act and bearing a
signature which purports to be the signature of the president or
chairman of said trust, shall be deemed prima facie evidence that
such trust exists and the conveyance, assignment or other transfer
is the act of the trust and the trustees thereof, that it was duly
executed and signed by the president or chairman of said trust who
were trustees of the trust and that such instrument conforms in all
respects to the requirements of the instrument creating such trust;
and such conveyance, assignment or other transfer shall be
admissible in evidence without further proof of execution.
Any conveyance, assignment or other transfer executed in the
name of such trust pursuant to Section 1 of this act and bearing a
signature which purports to be the signature of the president or
chairman of said trust, shall be deemed prima facie evidence that
such trust exists and the conveyance, assignment or other transfer
is the act of the trust and the trustees thereof, that it was duly
executed and signed by the president or chairman of said trust who
were trustees of the trust and that such instrument conforms in all
respects to the requirements of the instrument creating such trust;
and such conveyance, assignment or other transfer shall be
admissible in evidence without further proof of execution.
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