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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0594 - , ZOi L~002I ~ hOISI~~IQ 3.S:1~I~I. =8 ;~I.t'tION~I ERECUTOftS AIVD ADMI:VISTRATQRS dIHS~~IQ~IVfl~-~iI:IV:IH Z'~'.Lt311? - ~ G.S. 28-50. Inventory wilhin three months.-Every executor, administrator .and collector. within three months after his qualification~ s~ail return to the clerk, on oath, a just, true and perfect inventory of all the real estate. goods and chattels of the deceased~ which have come to his hands. or to the hands of any peraon for him, which inventory shall be signed by him and be recorded by the cierk. He shall also return to the clerk, on oath, within three months after each sale made by him, a full and itemized account thereof, which shail be signed by him and recorded by the clerk. . G.S. 28-52. New assets inventoried.-When ~urther property of any kind, not included in any previous return. ~omes to the hands or knowledge of any executor, administrator or collector, he must cause the same to be returned, as hereinbefore prescribed, within three months after the poseession or discovery thereoi; and the making of such return of new assets~ from time to time. may `be enforced in the same manner as in the case of the first inventory. ~ G.S. 28-117. Annual accounta-E~ery executor, administrator and collector shall, within thirty daya af,~er the expiration of one year frcm the date of his qualification or appointment and annually~ so long ae an~ of the eatate remains in hia control. file, in the ofHce of the clerk of the superior court, an inventory and account, under oath, of the amount of property received by him. or invested by him, and the manner and nature of such inveatment, and hia receipta and disbursements for the past year in the form of debit and credit. He must produce vouchers for all payments. The clerk may examine on oath such accounting party, or any other person, concerning the receipts disbursements or any other mat:er relating to the estate; and, having carefuily revised and audited such account, if he approve the same, he must endorse his appmval thereon, which shall be deemed prima facie evidence of correctnesa. TftUSTEES UNDER WILLS ~ G.S. 28-53. ~uatees in wills !o qnalify aad Hk inventories and aceounts.-Truatees appointed in any will admitted to probate in this State, into whose hands assets come under the provisiona of the will, ahall ~ first qualify under the lawa applicabie to executors. and shall file in the oflnce of the clerk of the county where ; the will is probated inventories of the assets which come into his hands and annual and final account4 thPre- ; of, such as are required of executors and administrators. The power of the clerk to enforce the filing and hia f f duties in respect to sudit and record shall be the same as in such cases. This section shall not apply to t'.~e ! extent that any will makea a different proviaion. - a ~ 's t GUARDIANS AND TRUSTEES 1 ~ G.S. 33-36. Return within three montha-Ever y guardian, within three montha after his appoin~ = ment, shall exhibit an account, upon oath, of the estate of his ward, to the clerk of the auperior court; but. E such time may be extended by the clerk of the superior court, on good cause shown, not exceeding six i : monthe. ' G.S. 33-39. Annual acoounta-Every guardian shall, within thirty daya after the expiration of one year from the date of hia qualification or appointment, and annually, so long as any of the estate remains in his control, file in the ofl5ce of the clerk of the'superior court an inventory and account, under oath, of the ~ amount of property received by him, or invested by him, and the manner and nature of such investment, ° and his receipts and disbursements for the past year in the form of debit and credit. He must produce : vouchers for all payments. Z'he clerk of the superior court may examine on oath sueh accounting party, or ` any other peraon, concerning the receipts, disbursements or any other matter relating to the estate ; and ~ having carefuUy revised and sudited such account, if he approve tfie same, he muat endorae his approval ' thereon, which shall be deemed prima facie evidence of correctnese. ~ } ~ ~ ' ~ U,~E? ~~•o~ ~ so - ~ a ~ - • ~ ` q P ~ ~ ; r ; _ - ~ :'.ss„~t~ ~ r~ ~...c~ » ~ ~ ^t... 3 ~ ~ : "`~r~~ .Y~~~ e~ s~'-:d 4~"` ~ c- xs ~ .<.r ,..s..~ y`` ~ r' ~ ~ z e Y~ s~"°° ~ ..X ~~.~2'Ai .Wae}3:~.va"*- . ,.Y~ '~.sr ~3#P" ~fMiki ?..pt.~+1"E,en..e ~ ~ ~_x _ ~~~.,~~w~~~ ~,~~~s~~~~ ~'F . ~'~c ` ~ ,,:-x. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . "~~M1 . s ~ r?~ ~ ~Y ~ ~ ~as-.~ ~ ~ x~`~, ^_'~x "~-k . . _ ~ _ _?t'~~,~~ ~~°~+~a.'s~_~ x,..~ a ~ . .-.:~~,.~~,_~*"_r.~,sE~, :~:..~`~5~~~~4~~t ~-s`.s" ~r~~'.~ ~~`'."=;r~.~u,~~~.~~~ s~. _ .