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Section 43-2-560

Settlement by sureties of deceased executor or administrator - Filing account and vouchers.

In case of the death of an executor or administrator who had not made a final settlement of his executorship or administration, and where letters of administration or testamentary have not been granted on his estate, the sureties on his official bond may proceed to make settlement of his administration of said estate as executor or administrator in the probate court having jurisdiction thereof by filing an account and vouchers for final settlement with the heirs and distributees, or with the administrator de bonis non, or cestui que trust, or minors and guardian ad litem, where minors are interested.

(Acts 1915, No. 98, p. 138; Code 1923, §5935; Code 1940, T. 61, §330.)

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Statutes > Alabama > Title43 > Chapter2 > 43-2-560

Section 43-2-560

Settlement by sureties of deceased executor or administrator - Filing account and vouchers.

In case of the death of an executor or administrator who had not made a final settlement of his executorship or administration, and where letters of administration or testamentary have not been granted on his estate, the sureties on his official bond may proceed to make settlement of his administration of said estate as executor or administrator in the probate court having jurisdiction thereof by filing an account and vouchers for final settlement with the heirs and distributees, or with the administrator de bonis non, or cestui que trust, or minors and guardian ad litem, where minors are interested.

(Acts 1915, No. 98, p. 138; Code 1923, §5935; Code 1940, T. 61, §330.)

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Alabama > Title43 > Chapter2 > 43-2-560

Section 43-2-560

Settlement by sureties of deceased executor or administrator - Filing account and vouchers.

In case of the death of an executor or administrator who had not made a final settlement of his executorship or administration, and where letters of administration or testamentary have not been granted on his estate, the sureties on his official bond may proceed to make settlement of his administration of said estate as executor or administrator in the probate court having jurisdiction thereof by filing an account and vouchers for final settlement with the heirs and distributees, or with the administrator de bonis non, or cestui que trust, or minors and guardian ad litem, where minors are interested.

(Acts 1915, No. 98, p. 138; Code 1923, §5935; Code 1940, T. 61, §330.)