Rhode Island § 33-17-27 § 33-17-27. Judgment and execution in suit for failure to inventory or account.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 33-17-27 — § 33-17-27. Judgment and execution in suit for failure to inventory or account.

Rhode Island § 33-17-27

Title 33Probate practice and procedure

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

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 33-17-27 (2026).

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§ 33-17-27. Judgment and execution in suit for failure to inventory or account.
In the cases mentioned in § 33-17-26, judgment shall be rendered against the executor or administrator so in default for
            the full penalty of the bond; and, upon a hearing upon forfeiture, the court shall
            award execution against the executor or administrator in favor of the probate court
            for the full value of the personal estate of the deceased proved to have come to his
            or her hands, or, in case he or she has once accounted, remaining or being in his
            or her hands at and since the last accounting, without any discount, abatement, or
            allowance for charges and expenses of a

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§ 33-17-27. Judgment and execution in suit for failure to inventory or account.

In the cases mentioned in § 33-17-26, judgment shall be rendered against the executor or administrator so in default for the full penalty of the bond; and, upon a hearing upon forfeiture, the court shall award execution against the executor or administrator in favor of the probate court for the full value of the personal estate of the deceased proved to have come to his or her hands, or, in case he or she has once accounted, remaining or being in his or her hands at and since the last accounting, without any discount, abatement, or allowance for charges and expenses of administration.