§ 33-15-33 - Sale of personal property. - Rhode-island Statutes

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SECTION 33-15-33

§ 33-15-33 Sale of personal property.– A limited guardian or guardian with authority to make decisions regarding theward's personal property may make application for the sale of the personalproperty of his or her ward, or any of it, for better or more advantageousinvestment, or for the support of the ward and the ward's family, or for anyother purpose beneficial to the ward, and for incidental charges. Theapplication may be granted by the court of probate without notice. The probatecourt shall prescribe the manner in which the property shall be advertised andsold, and, in case of private sale, the minimum price. From the order grantingthe application, there shall be no appeal.

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SECTION 33-15-33

§ 33-15-33 Sale of personal property.– A limited guardian or guardian with authority to make decisions regarding theward's personal property may make application for the sale of the personalproperty of his or her ward, or any of it, for better or more advantageousinvestment, or for the support of the ward and the ward's family, or for anyother purpose beneficial to the ward, and for incidental charges. Theapplication may be granted by the court of probate without notice. The probatecourt shall prescribe the manner in which the property shall be advertised andsold, and, in case of private sale, the minimum price. From the order grantingthe application, there shall be no appeal.

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SECTION 33-15-33

§ 33-15-33 Sale of personal property.– A limited guardian or guardian with authority to make decisions regarding theward's personal property may make application for the sale of the personalproperty of his or her ward, or any of it, for better or more advantageousinvestment, or for the support of the ward and the ward's family, or for anyother purpose beneficial to the ward, and for incidental charges. Theapplication may be granted by the court of probate without notice. The probatecourt shall prescribe the manner in which the property shall be advertised andsold, and, in case of private sale, the minimum price. From the order grantingthe application, there shall be no appeal.