Rhode Island § 33-17-16 § 33-17-16. Facts to be shown by creditor suing on bond.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 33-17-16 — § 33-17-16. Facts to be shown by creditor suing on bond.

Rhode Island § 33-17-16

Title 33Probate practice and procedure

Ch. 33-17Bonds of Executors, Administrators, and Guardians

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 33-17-16 (2026).

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§ 33-17-16. Facts to be shown by creditor suing on bond.
If a suit is brought by a creditor of the deceased person, he or she shall show:
(1) That his or her claim has been duly filed;
         
(2) That his or her claim has not been disallowed by the executor or administrator, or
            has been established by commissioners, or by judgment; and
         
(3) That a decree of unfaithful administration has been entered as provided in § 33-17-17, and if the estate be insolvent, he or she shall also produce a copy of the order
            of distribution.
         

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§ 33-17-16. Facts to be shown by creditor suing on bond.

If a suit is brought by a creditor of the deceased person, he or she shall show:

(1) That his or her claim has been duly filed;

(2) That his or her claim has not been disallowed by the executor or administrator, or has been established by commissioners, or by judgment; and

(3) That a decree of unfaithful administration has been entered as provided in § 33-17-17, and if the estate be insolvent, he or she shall also produce a copy of the order of distribution.