Contents
- (a) Nontestamentary disposition7 changes
- (b) Testamentary disposition2 changes
- (c) Joint tenancy; right of survivorship2 changes
- (d) Descent of off-reservation lands
- (e) Approval of agreements
- (f) Estate planning assistance4 changes
- (g) Applicable Federal law7 changes
- (h) Rules of interpretation4 changes
- (i) Heirship by killing1 change
- (j) General rules governing probate5 changes
- (k) Notification to landowners1 change
- (l) Pilot project for the management of trust assets of Indian families and relatives
- (m) Notice to heirs
- (n) Missing heirs
- (o) Purchase option at probate11 changes
(g)
(1)Any references in subsections (a) and (b) to applicable Federal law include—
(A)Public Law 91–627 (84 Stat. 1874);
(B)Public Law 92–377 (86 Stat. 530);
(C)Public Law 92–443 (86 Stat. 744);
(D)Public Law 96–274 (94 Stat. 537); and
(E)Public Law 98–513 (98 Stat. 2411).
(2)Nothing in this chapter amends or otherwise affects the application of any law specified in paragraph (1), or any other Federal law that pertains specifically to—
(B)the allotted land (or any interest relating to such land) of 1 or more specific Indian tribes expressly identified in such law, including any of the Federal laws governing the probate or determination of heirs associated with, or otherwise relating to, the land, interest in land, or other interests or assets that are owned by individuals in—
(i)Five Civilized Tribes restricted fee status; or
(ii)Osage Tribe restricted fee status.
(3)Except to the extent that this chapter would amend or otherwise affect the application of a Federal law specified or described in paragraph (1) or (2), nothing in paragraph (2) limits the application of this chapter to trust or restricted land, interests in such land, or any other trust or restricted interests or assets.
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