Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-07-07


Sec. Il. (sec. 1860 itlsin thirty days
after their appointment bsiess for go Ys
cause an extension Of that time Is spec
ially given by the court, or if11i vacaiion.
by the clerk, the executors shall make
ndreturn 10 the clerk, an inventory OF
all the personal effects of the deceased OF
every description, which have come
within their knowledge, embracing All
book accounts which appear by the pooks
or papers of the deceased to Oe unsettiGu.
Sec. Is. (sec. 2376) Before any order
to that effect can he made, all persons IN
terested in such real estate, shall DC
served with notice in the same manner az
prescribed for the comnlencementof civil
actions. sssa -
Ser. il. (sec. o8s6) Where real estate
is sold, conveyances thereof executed by
theexecutors, pass to the purchaser, Ell
the interest of the decedent therein; but
such conveyance shall not be valid until
approved by the court af
Soc. IL. (sec. 1851 Such approval
shall be entered Of record. A certificate
thereof must be end rsed upon the deed
with the signature of the clerk and the
seal of the cour: affixed thereto, and the
deed so endorsed shall BIO prcsumptiyo
evidence Of the validity of the sale, and
of the regularity of all the proceedings
connected herewith.
See. Is. (sec. 1881 The executors
shall within thirty days after the receipt
OF their commission, publish notice OF
their appointment, either by posting or
by publication in newspaper, in such
manner as the court, or II in vacation,
the clerk may direct; which direction
shall be endorsed on the commission
when issued. F-.5yg -
See. 10. (sec. 2s9l) Claims against the
| estate must be clearly stated, sworn to
and filed; IL the claim be less than one
hundred dollars, ten days notice of the
hearing endorsed on a copy of the claim
must be served upon one of the executors
in the manner required for commencing
actions in the district court. The eXecu-
tor may, with the appreciation of the
court, admit claims with Inc correctness
of which he is satisfied, but not until the
claimant has sworn to their correctness;
and the like rule shall be observed in re-
lation to payments or set-oils to any de-
mands due The estate.
See. 90 (sec. 2393) Where claims are
filed, and not allowed as provided in tho
preceding section, the claimants remedy
thereon shall be by action in circuit
court. if the claim exceeds one hundred
dollars.
See. II. .scc. 1880 In matters Of &C.
counts of executors and guardians, the
circuit court thall have authority to APP
point one or more referees who shall have
all the powers. and perform all the du-
tics, as now provided in relation to ref
erees appointed by the district court un-
der chapter l23 of the Revision Of 1860.
Sec. y. (sec. 23y9) dissatisfied judg-
ments rendered prior to the death OF the
decedent, sworn to as provided in Soc
ton 1891, shall be entered in the cata-
logue of claims, but possess no preference
over other claims, except the lien al
lowed by law. And should the executor
wish to make defense to said judgment
or establish set-oh thereto, or cross de-
mand against the owner thereof, he may
do so by action in the circuit court.
Sec. %. Sections 1892 and 1892 OF Re-
vision of 1860 are hereby repealed.
Sec. "a. This act being deemed Of i'm
mediate importance, shall take effect from
and after its publication in the Ioacd ,Stote
Register and IoWd Homestead, news
papers published in Des Moines, Iowa.
Approved April Is, 1870. a asa te5
I hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published in the Daily State Register
April 18th, and In the Iolea Homestead
April Goth, 1870.
ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.