Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-301.11
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Applicability of act
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Subject to Section 14 of this act, the provisions of this act
shall apply to charitable trusts and fiduciary relationships of
charitable organizations in existence at the time this act takes
effect or thereafter established and to resolve the uncertainties
surrounding the administration of charitable trusts by charitable
organizations and the exercise of the fiduciary powers set forth in
this act. Nothing in this act shall govern, control, or restrict
the activities of a charitable organization when acting in a
nonfiduciary capacity on behalf of any third party.
shall apply to charitable trusts and fiduciary relationships of
charitable organizations in existence at the time this act takes
effect or thereafter established and to resolve the uncertainties
surrounding the administration of charitable trusts by charitable
organizations and the exercise of the fiduciary powers set forth in
this act. Nothing in this act shall govern, control, or restrict
the activities of a charitable organization when acting in a
nonfiduciary capacity on behalf of any third party.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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