Tennessee § 66-4-103 Deed by one of several representatives

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§ 66-4-103 — Deed by one of several representatives

Tennessee § 66-4-103

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 66-4-103 (2026).

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If there are several personal representatives, a deed by any of the representatives will be as valid as if executed by all.

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Legislative History

Code 1858, § 2027 (deriv. Acts 1794, ch. 5, § 3); Shan., § 3694; Code 1932, § 7616; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 64-403.

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Words of inheritance unnecessary to create fee

§ 66-1-102

Estates tail abolished

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Rule in Shelley's case abolished

§ 66-1-104

Construction of "dying without heirs."

§ 66-1-105

Contingent remainder supported by less than freehold

§ 66-1-106

Estate with unlimited power of disposition

§ 66-1-107

Survivorship in joint tenancy abolished

§ 66-1-108

Survivorship in partnership property

§ 66-1-109

Estate by entireties created by direct conveyance

§ 66-1-110

Conveyance to spouse of interest in entirety

§ 66-1-111

Doctrine of worthier title abolished

§ 66-1-112

Alienability of certain future interests for purpose of merger of interests in grantee - Applicability

§ 66-1-201

Short title

§ 66-1-202

Validity of nonvested property interests and powers of appointment

§ 66-1-203

Creation of nonvested property interest or power of appointment

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