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probsis court of The aoooasas ofa ga.rdi.p
ahall Be Gnai between bin aAd - srrd
u5ls's as appeal hiAkss ihsssdOm y he
eoari Of somnoq plas II - nasesr psO-
.v'dsd by avissFiRg. boEssss, 70 usy saeh
ward The right ef Openiag sod ssvlseing
such settlement, fE htusd % maoifssl MA
sAks By Pe.itioa aIsd IL tbs ibra prsserib-
81 70 the esuFt tsOdal Of evil psocsdsss q
'on STATE IN The probate eo6h 10 whieh
suen letllemsnt Vas made. o. Ihs psahals
court Of the county shsfs auoh rasNiian
may reside vbsB The petition "a hlsd, Il
The option Of the plaintiff IN such astloo =,
any time witbin two jean ailar The aid
ward shall arrive at faIl age. ssrios shsIl
Be made upon the defendant 10 such pei.
.tion 10 the mode prescribed BY said eode,
and all proceedings bad upon sueh peli.
ton shall bsgoTerOed By said code % far
IS the same may Be spplisabls. An ap-
peal shall b allowed from the fnaI order
or judgment ofthe probate eonrt in sueh
proceeding, in the Aams manner, as in
other cases or proceedings 10 which appeals
are allowed from the probate courts 70 the
courts Of common pleas. z .-n.
SEC. 80. Minors living out Ofthh esats
and owning lands within the same, shall
be entitled to the benefit Of this sct; md
guardians OF minors residihg out 0f this
State, who have been appointed according
TO the laws Of the State or Territory there
they may reside, shM haVe the FiSht to
bring aud mantsiD aetIs and sDforss de
collection Of judgments rendered IN such
sctions in their favor, 10 The ssl6e manner
and 10 the same extent tbat they could do
If they bad been appointed uOder the laws
OF this State, upon giving security for the
costs which may accrue in such actioas Ia
the same way other non-residsBts are OBJ
hgsd to do under the laws Of this Stats.--
All applications for the sale ofrsal estate
by guardians to minop who live out Of this
Sta!e,shsll be made in the cOuntyin which
the land is situate; or, if situate 10 more
counties than oDeIben in one OF the coun-
ties in which part Of such real estate is
situate; an additional securely shall BE- re-
quired from such guardian or guardians,
when deemed Necessary, aud such as may
be approved by the probate court Of the
county in which such application is
made.
SEC. 80. When any guardian has died,
or may hereafter die, before the settlement
in court ofhis or her guardianship account,
it shall be the duty Of the executor or adj
mn Il ator OfsCch guardian to settle up said
account, in the same manner such guar-
dian ought to have done; and any pesson
having an intele in the settlement ofsueh
account, or the court by whom such guar
dian was appointed of its own motion ,Da,,
bycitation TO be ISSUED, returned snd.prOeeed-
ed upon according to the provisions of the
act which may then be in force for the set
-lement Of decedenLs, estates, compel such
settlement to be made by the administrator
,r executor Of any guardian dying or hav.
ng died as aforesaid. The executor or
administrator making such settlement, shall
be allowed such compensation for the same
IS the court with which the settlement is
made shall deem reasonable. L Id
SEC. "a. When any unmarried woman,
Tto hiss been or may be appointed guar
iian Of any minor, shall marry, such mar
'iage shall not Of itself determine the
guardianship Of such woman; and the pro-
oste court Of the proper county shgll ap4
point another guardian for such minor, to
which last named guardian al! the estate of
iuch minor shall, on demand, be delivered
Up By such former guardian; and she shall
orthwith render her guardianship accoust,
o the court from which she received her.
appointment, for 6naI settlement.
SEC. 80. The probate Judge of each
'ounty, shall cause to be printed, in PAM,
,blet form, such number of copies of this
ct as be may deem necessary, and he shall
urnish to every person appointed by him
guardian, one of such copies, and such
guardian shall pay the said judge the ac-
.ual cost thereof. .. .-. -
SEC. Sc. The act entitled, An act for
be appointment Of guardians: passed Feb.
}. 1924; the act to amend the same, pss-
ed March 8. 1895; the act to amend the
irst mentioned act, passed March, z. ls49;
Ilso, the act to amend the first mentioned
ct, passed Feb. 23. 1916. be and the
anne are hereby repealed: Provided how
Iyer, that the repeal ofsaid acts shall not
fleet any acts done, or rights acquired, or
ny suit, action, matter OF proceeding, com o
nenced and pending under the same or
itber of them, or in pursuance thereof. e-s
SEC. 81. This act shall take effect on
be first day of July next. r 4.i
WILLIAM B. WOODS, .5
speaker Of tie House Of ,RepressntGtives.
MARTIN WELKER.
President ofths Sea0ts.
April - 1853: .,t-.,