A Familiar Explanation of the Law of Wills the Law of Descent Anddistribution I
A Familiar Explanation of the Law of Wills the Law of Descent Anddistribution I
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(as the case may be) to the deceased ; and then, in that ahd all other cases, proceeds to bind himself by his oath, well and truly to administer all the goods of the deceased, and to pay his debts, so far as hrs goods will extend, to exhibit a true, full, and perfect inventory of such goods, and to render a true account of his administration unto the court from whence the administration issues, when he shall be lawfully required so to do.
And by the statute of 22 &: 23 Car. 2. C. 10. On grantin...g administration, the administrator enters into a bond, with two sureties, according to the value of the estate; w r hich bonds are determined to be legal, and by which he binds himself to the Ordinary, or person having power to grant such administration, to make, or cause to be made, a true and perfect inventory of all the goods and chattels, debts, and effects of the said deceased, which have come, or shall or may come, to his hands, possession, or knowledge, or to the hands and possession of any other person or persons for his use ; and to exhibit or shew the same inventory into the registry of the court from whence the administration issues, within a certain time, and H 3 well ( 102 ) well and truly to administer all such goods and effects according to law ; and also to make a true and just account of his said administration, within the time mentioned in the bond, and to distribute the residue or remainder of the deceased's estate according to law; and in case any Will shall appear and be proved in due form, then to relin- quish the administration, and account with the executor.
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(as the case may be) to the deceased ; and then, in that ahd all other cases, proceeds to bind himself by his oath, well and truly to administer all the goods of the deceased, and to pay his debts, so far as hrs goods will extend, to exhibit a true, full, and perfect inventory of such goods, and to render a true account of his administration unto the court from whence the administration issues, when he shall be lawfully required so to do.
And by the statute of 22 &: 23 Car. 2. C. 10. On grantin...g administration, the administrator enters into a bond, with two sureties, according to the value of the estate; w r hich bonds are determined to be legal, and by which he binds himself to the Ordinary, or person having power to grant such administration, to make, or cause to be made, a true and perfect inventory of all the goods and chattels, debts, and effects of the said deceased, which have come, or shall or may come, to his hands, possession, or knowledge, or to the hands and possession of any other person or persons for his use ; and to exhibit or shew the same inventory into the registry of the court from whence the administration issues, within a certain time, and H 3 well ( 102 ) well and truly to administer all such goods and effects according to law ; and also to make a true and just account of his said administration, within the time mentioned in the bond, and to distribute the residue or remainder of the deceased's estate according to law; and in case any Will shall appear and be proved in due form, then to relin- quish the administration, and account with the executor.
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