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SECTION 33-19-5

§ 33-19-5 Finality of decree authorizingsale or mortgage – Claims against estate. – When a decree is granted by a probate court authorizing a sale or mortgage ofreal estate of a deceased person, or of a person under guardianship, theadjudication of the court that the sale or mortgage is required shall be finalso far as it may affect any title acquired by virtue of the decree; but nothingcontained in this section shall affect the right of the executor,administrator, or guardian to contest the validity of any claim against theestate or ward.

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SECTION 33-19-5

§ 33-19-5 Finality of decree authorizingsale or mortgage – Claims against estate. – When a decree is granted by a probate court authorizing a sale or mortgage ofreal estate of a deceased person, or of a person under guardianship, theadjudication of the court that the sale or mortgage is required shall be finalso far as it may affect any title acquired by virtue of the decree; but nothingcontained in this section shall affect the right of the executor,administrator, or guardian to contest the validity of any claim against theestate or ward.

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SECTION 33-19-5

§ 33-19-5 Finality of decree authorizingsale or mortgage – Claims against estate. – When a decree is granted by a probate court authorizing a sale or mortgage ofreal estate of a deceased person, or of a person under guardianship, theadjudication of the court that the sale or mortgage is required shall be finalso far as it may affect any title acquired by virtue of the decree; but nothingcontained in this section shall affect the right of the executor,administrator, or guardian to contest the validity of any claim against theestate or ward.