Okla. Stat. tit. 84, § 84-31
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Disclaimer of interest in trust - Conditions
Official statutory text
An interest in trust may be disclaimed by written instrument
signed by the trustee and income beneficiary of the trust, without
judicial approval and without liability of the trustee to persons
having interest becoming effective after the death of the income
beneficiary, but only if the interest disclaimed passes to the
descendants of grantor. This provision shall not abridge or limit
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the right presently existing of a trustee or beneficiary to disclaim
interest in trust.
signed by the trustee and income beneficiary of the trust, without
judicial approval and without liability of the trustee to persons
having interest becoming effective after the death of the income
beneficiary, but only if the interest disclaimed passes to the
descendants of grantor. This provision shall not abridge or limit
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the right presently existing of a trustee or beneficiary to disclaim
interest in trust.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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