Act 194 of 1947 State Public Administrator (720.201 - 720.223)

Act 194 of 1947 State Public Administrator (720.201 - 720.223)

Section 720.201 State Public Administrator; Appointment, Term, Salary, Expenses.
Section 720.202 County Public Administrator; Appointment, Qualifications, and Term; Source of Compensation.
Section 720.203 Repealed. 1978, Act 642, Eff. July 1, 1979.
Section 720.204 State Public Administrator; Filing Copy of Appointment of County Public Administrator, Letters of Administration.
Section 720.205 Repealed. 1978, Act 642, Eff. July 1, 1979.
Section 720.206 State or County Public Administrator; Powers and Authority.
Section 720.207 State or County Public Administrator; Bonds.
Section 720.208 Repealed. 1978, Act 642, Eff. July 1, 1979.
Section 720.209 State Public Administrator; Vacancy, Filling; Bond of Predecessor Fiduciary, Continuation.
Section 720.210 County Public Administrator; Vacancy, Filling.
Section 720.211 County Public Administrator; Termination of Appointment; Petition to Resign Trust and for Discharge; Final Accounting.
Section 720.212 County Public Administrator; Petition to Remove on Failure to Render Final Account; Proof of Mailing; Notice of Hearing; Release of Sureties.
Section 720.213 County Public Administrator; Accounting and Petition for Compensation; Proof of Mailing; Approval.
Section 720.214 County Public Administrator; Termination of Appointment as Special Administrator; Final Accounting, Filing; General Administrator.
Section 720.215 County Public Administrator; Vacancy Due to Death or Incapacity, Filling.
Section 720.216 County Public Administrator; Appointment as Successor Fiduciary; Allowance of Fees.
Section 720.217 County Public Administrator; Report by Fiduciary as to Facts Causing Delay and Preventing Closing of Estate.
Section 720.218 State or County Public Administrator; Escheated Property Turned Over to State Treasurer.
Section 720.219 State or County Public Administrator; Interest in Estate Property Prohibited.
Section 720.220 State or County Public Administrator; Continuation After Discovery of Heir; Expenses; Receipts Turned Over to State Treasurer.
Section 720.221 State or County Public Administrator; Access to Property, Papers and Records.
Section 720.222 Retroactive Construction of Act.
Section 720.223 Repeal; Saving Clause.

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