Okla. Stat. tit. 84, § 84-24
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Time for filing disclaimer
Official statutory text
Such disclaimer shall be filed at any time after the creation of
the interest, but in all events within nine (9) months after the
death of the person by whom the interest was created or from whom it
would have been received, or, if the disclaimant is not finally
ascertained as a beneficiary or his interest has not become
indefeasibly fixed both in quality and quantity as of the death of
such person, then such disclaimer shall be filed not later than nine
(9) months after the event which would cause him so to become
finally ascertained and his interest to become indefeasibly fixed
both in quality and quantity.
the interest, but in all events within nine (9) months after the
death of the person by whom the interest was created or from whom it
would have been received, or, if the disclaimant is not finally
ascertained as a beneficiary or his interest has not become
indefeasibly fixed both in quality and quantity as of the death of
such person, then such disclaimer shall be filed not later than nine
(9) months after the event which would cause him so to become
finally ascertained and his interest to become indefeasibly fixed
both in quality and quantity.
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