Ohio § 2107.59 Sale of real property by executor's successor

Ohio Statutes

§ 2107.59 — Sale of real property by executor's successor

Ohio § 2107.59

Title 21Courts-Probate-Juvenile

Ch. 2107Wills

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 2107.59 (2026).

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When a will is admitted to probate, or a will  made out of this state is admitted to record as provided by  sections2129.05to2129.07of the Revised Code, and interests in  real property are given or devised by the will to the executors  named in the will, or nominated pursuant to a power as described  in section2107.65of the Revised Code, to be sold or conveyed, or  the interests in real property thereby are ordered to be sold by  the executors and one or more of the executors dies, refuses to  act, or neglects to take upon self the execution of the will, then  all sales and conveyances of the interests in real property by the  executors who took upon themselves in this state the execution of  the will, or the survivor of them, shall be as valid as if the  remaining executors had joined in 

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When a will is admitted to probate, or a will made out of this state is admitted to record as provided by sections2129.05to2129.07of the Revised Code, and interests in real property are given or devised by the will to the executors named in the will, or nominated pursuant to a power as described in section2107.65of the Revised Code, to be sold or conveyed, or the interests in real property thereby are ordered to be sold by the executors and one or more of the executors dies, refuses to act, or neglects to take upon self the execution of the will, then all sales and conveyances of the interests in real property by the executors who took upon themselves in this state the execution of the will, or the survivor of them, shall be as valid as if the remaining executors had joined in the sale and conveyance. But if none of the executors take upon themselves the execution of the will, or if all the executors who take out letters testamentary die, resign, or are removed before the sale and conveyance of the interests in real property, or die, resign, or are removed after the sale and before the conveyance is made, the sale or conveyance, or both, shall be made by the administrator with the will annexed or, if any, by a successor executor or successor coexecutor nominated pursuant to a power as described in section2107.65of the Revised Code.