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SECTION 33-6-28

   § 33-6-28  Death or insolvency ofbeneficiary liable to contribution for debts. – When a person liable to contribute according to the provisions of §§33-6-25 to 33-6-27 is insolvent or unable to pay his or her just proportion ofthe contribution required, the other persons liable to contribute shall beseverally liable for the loss occasioned by the insolvency, each one inproportion to the value of the property received by him or her from the estateof the deceased; and if a person so liable dies without having paid his or herproportion, his or her executors and administrators shall be liable therefor inlike manner as if it had been his or her proper debt and to the extent to whichhe or she would have been liable if living.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-33 > Chapter-33-6 > 33-6-28

SECTION 33-6-28

   § 33-6-28  Death or insolvency ofbeneficiary liable to contribution for debts. – When a person liable to contribute according to the provisions of §§33-6-25 to 33-6-27 is insolvent or unable to pay his or her just proportion ofthe contribution required, the other persons liable to contribute shall beseverally liable for the loss occasioned by the insolvency, each one inproportion to the value of the property received by him or her from the estateof the deceased; and if a person so liable dies without having paid his or herproportion, his or her executors and administrators shall be liable therefor inlike manner as if it had been his or her proper debt and to the extent to whichhe or she would have been liable if living.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-33 > Chapter-33-6 > 33-6-28

SECTION 33-6-28

   § 33-6-28  Death or insolvency ofbeneficiary liable to contribution for debts. – When a person liable to contribute according to the provisions of §§33-6-25 to 33-6-27 is insolvent or unable to pay his or her just proportion ofthe contribution required, the other persons liable to contribute shall beseverally liable for the loss occasioned by the insolvency, each one inproportion to the value of the property received by him or her from the estateof the deceased; and if a person so liable dies without having paid his or herproportion, his or her executors and administrators shall be liable therefor inlike manner as if it had been his or her proper debt and to the extent to whichhe or she would have been liable if living.