Wyoming § 2-3-102 Bond required; sureties; form; amount;
ascertaining value of property

Wyoming Statutes

§ 2-3-102 — Bond required; sureties; form; amount; ascertaining value of property

Wyoming·Title 02 Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code·Ch. 3 FIDUCIARIES·Art. 1 IN GENERAL

Except as provided by W.S. 2-3-111, every person to whom letters testamentary or of administration are issued shall, before receiving them, execute a bond to the state of Wyoming with two

(2)or more sufficient individual sureties or one (1) sufficient corporate surety approved by the district court or the commissioner or clerk. The bond shall be joint and several and the penalty shall not be less than the value of the personal property, and the probable value of the annual rents, profits and issues of real property belonging to the estate. The value shall be ascertained by the district court or the above named officers by examining on oath the party applying and any other person. The sureties shall justify on written oath attached to the bond in an amount equal in the aggregate to the pen

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Except as provided by W.S. 2-3-111, every person to whom letters
testamentary or of administration are issued shall, before
receiving them, execute a bond to the state of Wyoming with two
(2) or more sufficient individual sureties or one (1) sufficient
corporate surety approved by the district court or the
commissioner or clerk. The bond shall be joint and several and
the penalty shall not be less than the value of the personal
property, and the probable value of the annual rents, profits
and issues of real property belonging to the estate. The value
shall be ascertained by the district court or the above named
officers by examining on oath the party applying and any other
person. The sureties shall justify on written oath attached to
the bond in an amount equal in the aggregate to the penalty
thereof.

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