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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1891 edition. Excerpt: ...affect the rights of parties to any action now pending in an' of the courts of this state. 1889, ch. 42: "An act to validate and legalize the bond, letters testamentary, acceptance of trust and admistration of any executor of the will of any deceased person, where such executor has not given the bond required by section 2 of chapter 50 of the general statutes of one thousand eight hunched and seventy-eight, until after the expiration of twenty days after the probate of such will." Approved April 24, 1889. The section herein named is the preceding section as amended 1878, ch. 76. Sec. 5671. Separate or joint bond.--When two or more persons are appointed executors of any will, the probate court may take a separate bond from each, or a joint bond from all, with sureties. Prob. C. § 58. Same as g 13, ch. 50, G. S. Same provision in § 19, ch. 51, G. S. 28 M. 123. Sec 5672. Bond notwithstanding exemption.--When a testator in his will shall exempt the executor from giving any bond, the court shall nevertheless require a bond with sufficient sureties to be approved by the court, in such sum as it may direct, conditioned to pay all the debts, claims and demands chargeable on and proved against the estate of the testator, the expenses and charges of his last illness, funeral expenses and expenses of administration, or such portion thereof as he has assets in his hands applicable to that purpose. Prob. C. § 52. Substantially § 1, ch. 76, acts 1878, which amended § 2, ch. 50, G. S., by adding this provision, and contained a second section making such provision general. Sec. 5073. Bond--When executor legatee.--When the executor is a residuary or sole legatee, instead of the bond prescribed in section 1 fifty, he may...