Okla. Stat. tit. 84, § 84-81
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Wills deposited with judge of the district court
Official statutory text
Every judge of the district court must deposit in his office any
will delivered to him for that purpose, and give a written receipt
to the depositor; and must enclose such will in a sealed wrapper, so
that it cannot be read, and endorse thereon the name of the
testator, his residence, and the date of the deposit; and such
wrapper must not be opened until its delivery under the provisions
of the next section.
will delivered to him for that purpose, and give a written receipt
to the depositor; and must enclose such will in a sealed wrapper, so
that it cannot be read, and endorse thereon the name of the
testator, his residence, and the date of the deposit; and such
wrapper must not be opened until its delivery under the provisions
of the next section.
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