Colorado § 13-58-103 Death of plaintiff - substitution

Colorado Statutes

§ 13-58-103 — Death of plaintiff - substitution

Colorado·Title 13 Courts·Art. Death of Parties

The collection of the judgments
of courts of record shall not be delayed nor hindered by the death of the plaintiff or
person in whose name the judgment exists, but the executor or administrator, as
the case may be, may cause the letters testamentary or of administration to be
recorded in the court in which the judgment exists, after which execution may issue
and proceedings had thereon in the name of the executor or administrator as such,
in the same manner that could or might be done, if the judgment exists or remains
in the name and in favor of the executor or administrator in his capacity as such
executor or administrator.

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The collection of the judgments
of courts of record shall not be delayed nor hindered by the death of the plaintiff or
person in whose name the judgment exists, but the executor or administrator, as
the case may be, may cause the letters testamentary or of administration to be
recorded in the court in which the judgment exists, after which execution may issue
and proceedings had thereon in the name of the executor or administrator as such,
in the same manner that could or might be done, if the judgment exists or remains
in the name and in favor of the executor or administrator in his capacity as such
executor or administrator.

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