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The Maryland Code Public General Laws, 1904
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ART. 93] TESTAMENTARY LAW. 1947

9. Such list not to be an admission
of the justice of such debts.
10. Investment of moneys to be
paid in future; proceedings In
relation thereto.
11. Account by administrator of de-
ceased administrator.
12. Husband of deceased adminis-
tratrix to state account for
such administratrix.
13. Court may allow for goods that
have perished or been excus-
ably lost.

Administration.

14 Where administration is to be
granted.
15. May be granted to two or more
with consent of persons first
entitled.
16. Intestacy to be proved to the
satisfaction of the court; ex-
amination by court as to cir-
cumstances of death; delay
before grant of administra-
tion.
17. Qualifications of administrator
and executor to be the same.
18-31. Order of legal right to ad-
ministration.
32. In what cases notice need not be
given; who shall not be en-
titled unless they apply.
33. Who entitled to letters with the
will annexed.
34. Not to be granted to any judge
or register unless next to kin
or largest creditor.
35. Discovery of will and grant to
letters testamentary shall re-
voke letters of administration.
36. Acts of administrator or exec-
utor before revocation to be
valid; powers of new exec-
utor of administrator.
37 Renunciation by person entitled ;
release of executor or admin-
istrator; proceedings in rela-
tion thereto.

38. Bond of administrator.
39. Oath of administrator.

Administration by an Executor.

40. Letters testamentary; how and
when granted; bond; when
bond may be dispensed with.
41. Within what time letters testa-
mentary may be granted.
42. Administration with the will an-
nexed, when to be granted.
43. Summons to the executor named
in the will, if a resident of the
State.
44. Proceedings where sole executor
named is out of the State.
45. Proceedings where there are
several executors named.

46. Renunciation by executor; pro-
ceedings upon.
47. Executor not named in letters
testamentary to have no
power; acts of executor be-
fore grant of letters to him to
be as valid as if done after-
wards.
48. Bond of executor.
49. Oath of executor.
50. Form of letters testamentary.
51. If executor be under eighteen
years, or otherwise disquali-
fied, letters of administration
may be granted as U no exec-
utor were named.
52. Summons and inquiry in all such
cases.
53 Record of conviction of infamous
crime to be evidence in
orphans' court.
54. How citizenship of executor may
be proved.
55. Non compos, how executor prov-
ed to be.
56. How fact of executor's being
under eighteen shall be proved .



 

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