Okla. Stat. tit. 84, § 84-82
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Delivery of deposited will
Official statutory text
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 84. Wills and Succession Page 18
A will deposited under the provisions of the last section must
be delivered only:
1. To the testator in person.
2. Upon his written order, duly proved by the oath of a
subscribing witness.
3. After his death, to the person, if any, name in the
endorsement on the wrapper of the will; or,
4. If there is no such endorsement, and if the will was not
deposited with the judge of the district court having jurisdiction
of its probate, then to the judge of the district court who has
jurisdiction.
A will deposited under the provisions of the last section must
be delivered only:
1. To the testator in person.
2. Upon his written order, duly proved by the oath of a
subscribing witness.
3. After his death, to the person, if any, name in the
endorsement on the wrapper of the will; or,
4. If there is no such endorsement, and if the will was not
deposited with the judge of the district court having jurisdiction
of its probate, then to the judge of the district court who has
jurisdiction.
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