Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-178.9
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Real and/or personal property - Acquiring and holding in
Official statutory text
public trust - Conveyance, assignment or other transfer.
Any estate in real and/or personal property may be acquired and
held in the name of a public trust. Where so acquired, any
conveyance, assignment or other transfer shall be made in the name
of such trust by the president or chairman of said trust, whichever
the case may be, notwithstanding the number of trustees of such
trust, attested by the secretary or assistant secretary of such
trust, with the seal of the trust affixed thereto.
Any estate in real and/or personal property may be acquired and
held in the name of a public trust. Where so acquired, any
conveyance, assignment or other transfer shall be made in the name
of such trust by the president or chairman of said trust, whichever
the case may be, notwithstanding the number of trustees of such
trust, attested by the secretary or assistant secretary of such
trust, with the seal of the trust affixed thereto.
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