The judge of probate, in determining the amount of the bond which such executor or administrator should give, may examine him on oath; and such bond, when given, stands as security, on its condition being broken, for any person thereby injured.
(Code 1852, §1936; Code 1867, §2295; Code 1876, §2639; Code 1886, §2293; Code 1896, §362; Code 1907, §2828; Code 1923, §6067; Code 1940, T. 61, §154.)The judge of probate, in determining the amount of the bond which such executor or administrator should give, may examine him on oath; and such bond, when given, stands as security, on its condition being broken, for any person thereby injured.
(Code 1852, §1936; Code 1867, §2295; Code 1876, §2639; Code 1886, §2293; Code 1896, §362; Code 1907, §2828; Code 1923, §6067; Code 1940, T. 61, §154.)
The judge of probate, in determining the amount of the bond which such executor or administrator should give, may examine him on oath; and such bond, when given, stands as security, on its condition being broken, for any person thereby injured.
(Code 1852, §1936; Code 1867, §2295; Code 1876, §2639; Code 1886, §2293; Code 1896, §362; Code 1907, §2828; Code 1923, §6067; Code 1940, T. 61, §154.)