Rhode Island § 8-9-13 § 8-9-13. Revocation or modification of warrants and commissions.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 8-9-13 — § 8-9-13. Revocation or modification of warrants and commissions.

Rhode Island § 8-9-13

Title 8Courts and Civil Procedure–Courts

Ch. 8-9Probate Courts

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 8-9-13 (2026).

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§ 8-9-13. Revocation or modification of warrants and commissions.
Any warrant or commission for the appraisement of an estate, for examining claims
            against the estate of a deceased person, for the partition of real estate, or for
            the assignment of dower or other interest in real estate may be revoked by the court
            for sufficient cause; and the court may thereupon issue a new warrant or commission,
            or proceed otherwise, as the circumstances of the case shall require, or in the case
            of death, disability, or resignation of one or more of the appointees may supply vacancies
            occasioned thereby in such manner as the court shall deem best.
         
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§ 8-9-13. Revocation or modification of warrants and commissions.

Any warrant or commission for the appraisement of an estate, for examining claims against the estate of a deceased person, for the partition of real estate, or for the assignment of dower or other interest in real estate may be revoked by the court for sufficient cause; and the court may thereupon issue a new warrant or commission, or proceed otherwise, as the circumstances of the case shall require, or in the case of death, disability, or resignation of one or more of the appointees may supply vacancies occasioned thereby in such manner as the court shall deem best.