Okla. Stat. tit. 60, § 60-75
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Reformation of interests violating rule against
Official statutory text
perpetuities - Intent.
Any interest in real or personal property that would violate the
rule against perpetuities shall be reformed, or construed within the
limits of the rule, to give effect to the general intent of the
creator of that interest whenever that general intent can be
ascertained. This provision shall be liberally construed and
applied to validate such interest to the fullest extent consistent
with such ascertained intent.
Any interest in real or personal property that would violate the
rule against perpetuities shall be reformed, or construed within the
limits of the rule, to give effect to the general intent of the
creator of that interest whenever that general intent can be
ascertained. This provision shall be liberally construed and
applied to validate such interest to the fullest extent consistent
with such ascertained intent.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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