§ 91-7-93. Inventory of money, debts due decedent, and property not appraised.
The executor or administrator shall, within ninety days of the grant of his letters unless further time be allowed by the court or clerk, return an inventory, verified by oath, of the money belonging to the deceased which has come to his hands and of the debts due the deceased which have come to his knowledge, specifying the nature of each debt, setting down such as may be deemed hopeful distinct and separate from those which may be deemed doubtful and desperate. He shall, where appraisement is dispensed with or be not made, embrace in said inventory and give its value all property which has come to his hands; and where an appraisement has been made, he shall be charged therewith unless he show cause to the contrary.
§ 91-7-93. Inventory of money, debts due decedent, and property not appraised.
The executor or administrator shall, within ninety days of the grant of his letters unless further time be allowed by the court or clerk, return an inventory, verified by oath, of the money belonging to the deceased which has come to his hands and of the debts due the deceased which have come to his knowledge, specifying the nature of each debt, setting down such as may be deemed hopeful distinct and separate from those which may be deemed doubtful and desperate. He shall, where appraisement is dispensed with or be not made, embrace in said inventory and give its value all property which has come to his hands; and where an appraisement has been made, he shall be charged therewith unless he show cause to the contrary.
§ 91-7-93. Inventory of money, debts due decedent, and property not appraised.
The executor or administrator shall, within ninety days of the grant of his letters unless further time be allowed by the court or clerk, return an inventory, verified by oath, of the money belonging to the deceased which has come to his hands and of the debts due the deceased which have come to his knowledge, specifying the nature of each debt, setting down such as may be deemed hopeful distinct and separate from those which may be deemed doubtful and desperate. He shall, where appraisement is dispensed with or be not made, embrace in said inventory and give its value all property which has come to his hands; and where an appraisement has been made, he shall be charged therewith unless he show cause to the contrary.
