§ 34-5-108 — Foreign administrator

Any conveyance of real estate heretofore, ten (10) years or more
prior to January 1st, A.D. 1935, recorded in the county where
such real estate is situate, executed by any foreign
administrator, executor or administrator de bonis non, appointed
and acting under an order of any court of any state of competent
jurisdiction over estates of decedents in such state, when such
order was made by the court wherein such executor, administrator
or administrator de bonis non was appointed or the judge
thereof, and when such conveyance was made in conformity to the
laws of the state in which such administrator or executor was
appointed, and any conveyance heretofore, ten (10) years or more
prior to January 1st, A.D. 1935, recorded in the county where
such real estate is situate, executed by any such executor,
administrator or administrator de bonis non, under the
provisions of any will duly probated in any court of competent
jurisdiction wherever situate, when such conveyance was made in
conformity to the law of the state in which such administrator
or executor or administrator de bonis non was appointed, shall
be as valid and binding upon the heir and devisees of the
decedent and their successors in interest, as though such
conveyance were made in conformity with the laws of this state;
provided, such conveyances herein mentioned were made in
accordance with due process of law in such state.