Montana § 72-3-615 Transaction Involving Conflict Of Interest -- Voidable -- Exceptions

Montana Statutes

§ 72-3-615 — Transaction Involving Conflict Of Interest -- Voidable -- Exceptions

Montana § 72-3-615

Title 72ESTATES, TRUSTS, AND FIDUCIARY RELATIONSHIPS

Ch. 3UPC -- PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION

Part 6Personal Representative Powers, Duties, and Compensation

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Mont. Code Ann. § 72-3-615 (2026).

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72-3-615 . Transaction involving conflict of interest -- voidable -- exceptions. Any sale or encumbrance to the personal representative, the personal representative's spouse, agent, or attorney, or any corporation or trust in which the personal representative has a substantial beneficial interest or any transaction that is affected by a substantial conflict of interest on the part of the personal representative is voidable by any person interested in the estate except one who has consented after fair disclosure unless:

(1)the will or a contract entered into by the decedent expressly authorized the transaction; or

(2)the transaction is approved by the court after notice to interested persons.

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72-3-615 . Transaction involving conflict of interest -- voidable -- exceptions. Any sale or encumbrance to the personal representative, the personal representative's spouse, agent, or attorney, or any corporation or trust in which the personal representative has a substantial beneficial interest or any transaction that is affected by a substantial conflict of interest on the part of the personal representative is voidable by any person interested in the estate except one who has consented after fair disclosure unless:
(1) the will or a contract entered into by the decedent expressly authorized the transaction; or
(2) the transaction is approved by the court after notice to interested persons.