The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-04

DISPOSITIONS may ,e takea and read in Pro
bate Court.
Sec. 10. Dispositions taken according
to the provisions of the law for taking de-
positions to be used on the trial of civil
causes, may be taken and used ont the tria
of any question before the Probate Court
where such t. testimony may be proper.
Notice efJf1;ngaccoumts tode giren.
Sec. 90. 1t shall be the duty of the
probate Judge to cause notice to be pub
lished in some newspaper of the county, il
any bepublished therein, or if notify post
ing the same upon the door of the Court
House of said couty, of the filing of any
accounts by executors, administrators OF
guardians, specifying the time when such
accounts will be heard, which shall not be
less than three weeks after the publication
of such notice, at which time it shall be
competent for said Probate Judge, for
cause, to allcw further time to file excep-
tons to said account; and the costs ofsuch
notice shall be paid, if more than one ac-
count be specified in the same notice, in
equal proportions by the executors admin
istrators or guardians respectively.
Poscer TO eranaine executor, administrator ana
guardians on cath
Sec. 81. The Probate Judge shall have
full power and authority to examine under
oath, all executors, administrators guar
dians, touching their accounts, and if he
shall think proper to do SO, he may reduce
such examination to writing, and require
such executor, administrator or guardian,
to sign the same, end such examination
shall be fled with the papers in the case.
appeal from refusal to admit aciN 10 Pro
bate.
Sec. 22. In case of the refusal to ad-
init will to Probate, any person aggrev-
ed thereby may appeal from such decision
to the next term of the Court of Common
Pleas, by filing notice of his intention to
appeal within ten days.
Copy Of order to Je. filed in Chmmon Pleas.
Sec- %. The person appealing shall
procure and file in the Court of Common
Pleas certified copy of the order of said
Probate Court rejecting the will, and
therc-upon said appeal shall be deemed
perfected.
Hoac soiu contested.
Sec. "a. When will shall be admit
ted to Probate in the Probate Court, or
Court of Common Pleas ON appeal, any
person interested shall have right to con-
test its validity by petition to the Court of
Common Pleas of the proper county, and
upon filing such petition the clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas shall certify that
fact to the Probate Court in which the
will was admitted to probate.
Sec. % When apetition to contest the
validity of a will is fled, as provided in
the last section, the will, testimony and all
papers relating thereto, shall be transmit
ted by the Probate Judge to the Court of
Common Pleas, and the Judgment of the
Court of Common Pleas shall be certified
by the clerk thereof, to the Probate Court.
When the caseis finally determined, the
will shall be deposited in the Probate
Court.
Undertakings to be approved and filed.
Sec. &c. All undertaking required or
authorized by law to be given in the pro-
bate court shall be, on being accepted
and approved by the Probate Judge, FL
ed in his Office.
HoO notice Of proceedings gi0en.
Sec. 27. When notice of any proceed
ings in Probate Court shall be required
by law, or be deemed necessary by the
Probate Judge, and the manner of Civ
ing the same shall not be directed by any
statute, the Probate Judge shall order
notice of such proceedings to be given to
all persons interested therein, in such
manner and for such length of time as he
shall deem reasonable.
Wkat questions to be determined 6y Judge.
Sec. 90. All questions, except those
arising in criminal actions and proceed
ings, unless otherwise provided by law,
shall be determined by the Probate Judge
unless in his discretion he shall order the
same to be tried by Jury or referred, as
provided in section two hundred and
eighty-five Of the Code of Civil Proce-
dure of this State.
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HISPOWERSAND DUTIES IN CRIMI
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