Iowa § 589.18 Conveyances by foreign executors

Iowa Statutes

§ 589.18 — Conveyances by foreign executors

Iowa § 589.18

Title XIVPROPERTY

Ch. 589REAL PROPERTY

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Iowa Code § 589.18 (2026).

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All conveyances of real property executed more than ten years earlier, by executors or
trustees under foreign wills and prior to the date upon which the will was admitted to probate
in Iowa or prior to the expiration of three months after the recording of a duly authenticated
copy of the will, original record of appointment, qualification, and bond, and in which the
will was, subsequent to the conveyance, probated in Iowa, and in which a duly authenticated
copy of the will, original record of appointment, qualification, and bond was, subsequent to
theconveyance, madeamatterofrecordasprovidedinthosesections, arelegalizedandvalid
in law and in equity as though the will had been probated in Iowa prior to the conveyance.
However, this section does not affect pending litigation.

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All conveyances of real property executed more than ten years earlier, by executors or
trustees under foreign wills and prior to the date upon which the will was admitted to probate
in Iowa or prior to the expiration of three months after the recording of a duly authenticated
copy of the will, original record of appointment, qualification, and bond, and in which the
will was, subsequent to the conveyance, probated in Iowa, and in which a duly authenticated
copy of the will, original record of appointment, qualification, and bond was, subsequent to
theconveyance, madeamatterofrecordasprovidedinthosesections, arelegalizedandvalid
in law and in equity as though the will had been probated in Iowa prior to the conveyance.
However, this section does not affect pending litigation.