Big Four Petroleum Co. v. Quirk

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• an executor’s transfer of an estate asset, not yet confirmed, can confer an equitable interest in the purchaser
• to obtain status of a BFP under Oklahoma law, a purchaser must take the property with the “absence of notice, actual or constructive, of outstanding rights of others”
• to obtain status of a BFP under Oklahoma law, a purchaser must take the property with the “absence of notice, actual or constructive, of outstanding rights of others”
• to obtain the status of a BFP under Oklahoma law, a purchaser must take the property with an “absence of notice, actual or constructive, of outstanding rights of others”
• to obtain status of a bona fide purchaser under Oklahoma law, a purchaser must take the property with an “absence of notice, actual or constructive, of outstanding rights of others”

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