Colorado § 6-10-103 Inventory - list of creditors

Colorado Statutes

§ 6-10-103 — Inventory - list of creditors

Colorado § 6-10-103

Title 06Consumer

Art.Assignments in General

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 6-10-103 (2026).

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The assignor shall render to such
assignee within four days from the date of said assignment an inventory under oath,
of his property, to the best of his knowledge, with the estimated value thereof, and
also a list of his creditors, giving their names, residence and post-office address, if
known, and the amount of their respective demands. Such inventory shall not be
conclusive of the amount of the assignor's estate nor shall the omission of any
property from such inventory defeat the assignment or conveyance of the same.

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The assignor shall render to such
assignee within four days from the date of said assignment an inventory under oath,
of his property, to the best of his knowledge, with the estimated value thereof, and
also a list of his creditors, giving their names, residence and post-office address, if
known, and the amount of their respective demands. Such inventory shall not be
conclusive of the amount of the assignor's estate nor shall the omission of any
property from such inventory defeat the assignment or conveyance of the same.