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Statutes > North-carolina > Chapter_28A > GS_28A-10-3

§28A‑10‑3.  Statement of account; record of conduct.

When the personalrepresentative files his petition requesting permission to resign his office,he shall also file a verified statement of:

(1)        His accounts sincehis qualification, or if he has previously filed an account, a statement of hisaccounts since the date  thereof;

(2)        The assets of theestate and their location;

(3)        The debts andliabilities of the estate;

(4)        All facts andcircumstances known to him the disclosure of which is necessary for a full andfair assessment of his conduct of the office; and

(5)        All additional factsand circumstances known to him the disclosure of which is necessary for a fulland fair understanding of all matters concerning the estate. (1973,c. 1329, s. 3.)

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > North-carolina > Chapter_28A > GS_28A-10-3

§28A‑10‑3.  Statement of account; record of conduct.

When the personalrepresentative files his petition requesting permission to resign his office,he shall also file a verified statement of:

(1)        His accounts sincehis qualification, or if he has previously filed an account, a statement of hisaccounts since the date  thereof;

(2)        The assets of theestate and their location;

(3)        The debts andliabilities of the estate;

(4)        All facts andcircumstances known to him the disclosure of which is necessary for a full andfair assessment of his conduct of the office; and

(5)        All additional factsand circumstances known to him the disclosure of which is necessary for a fulland fair understanding of all matters concerning the estate. (1973,c. 1329, s. 3.)


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > North-carolina > Chapter_28A > GS_28A-10-3

§28A‑10‑3.  Statement of account; record of conduct.

When the personalrepresentative files his petition requesting permission to resign his office,he shall also file a verified statement of:

(1)        His accounts sincehis qualification, or if he has previously filed an account, a statement of hisaccounts since the date  thereof;

(2)        The assets of theestate and their location;

(3)        The debts andliabilities of the estate;

(4)        All facts andcircumstances known to him the disclosure of which is necessary for a full andfair assessment of his conduct of the office; and

(5)        All additional factsand circumstances known to him the disclosure of which is necessary for a fulland fair understanding of all matters concerning the estate. (1973,c. 1329, s. 3.)