Alabama § 43-2-813 Effect of Order or Decree of Insolvency Certified to Other Courts After Judgment or Decree Therein Rendered

Alabama Statutes

§ 43-2-813 — Effect of Order or Decree of Insolvency Certified to Other Courts After Judgment or Decree Therein Rendered

Alabama § 43-2-813

JurisdictionAlabama

Title 43Wills and Decedents’ Estates

Ch. 2Administration of Estates

Art. 19Insolvent Estates

Div. 6Report or Decree of Insolvency as Affecting Pending Civil Actions

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Ala. Code § 43-2-813 (2026).

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After judgment or decree has been rendered in any court against an executor or administrator for any debt, damages, or costs, if the estate is subsequently declared insolvent, such personal representative may file a certified copy of the decree or order of the probate court declaring such estate insolvent with the clerk or register of the court in which such judgment or decree was rendered against the personal representative; whereupon, it shall be the duty of such clerk or register to certify back to the probate court a copy of such judgment or decree for payment in the probate court as other claims against insolvent estates, after which no execution shall issue or be further enforced against such executor or administrator or sureties personally by the court rendering such judgment or dec

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After judgment or decree has been rendered in any court against an executor or administrator for any debt, damages, or costs, if the estate is subsequently declared insolvent, such personal representative may file a certified copy of the decree or order of the probate court declaring such estate insolvent with the clerk or register of the court in which such judgment or decree was rendered against the personal representative; whereupon, it shall be the duty of such clerk or register to certify back to the probate court a copy of such judgment or decree for payment in the probate court as other claims against insolvent estates, after which no execution shall issue or be further enforced against such executor or administrator or sureties personally by the court rendering such judgment or decree.