Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-299.16
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Absolute power of disposition in grantee or
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beneficiary.
When an absolute power of disposition is given to a grantee or a
beneficiary under a will of real or personal property and no
reversion, remainder or gift in default of the property undisposed
of by the grantee or a beneficiary under a will is expressed in the
instrument creating the power, the grantee or a beneficiary under a
will shall be the absolute owner of the property.
When an absolute power of disposition is given to a grantee or a
beneficiary under a will of real or personal property and no
reversion, remainder or gift in default of the property undisposed
of by the grantee or a beneficiary under a will is expressed in the
instrument creating the power, the grantee or a beneficiary under a
will shall be the absolute owner of the property.
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