Wyoming § 2-7-624 Verified report required; confirmation of sale,
by court; hearing may be ordered

Wyoming Statutes

§ 2-7-624 — Verified report required; confirmation of sale, by court; hearing may be ordered

Wyoming § 2-7-624

Title 02Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code

Ch. 7ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES

Art. 6SALE AND OTHER DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 2-7-624 (2026).

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(a)After making any sale, mortgage, exchange or lease of real property, the personal representative shall make a verified report thereof to the court. The court shall examine the report and if satisfied that the sale, mortgage, exchange or lease has been at a price and upon terms advantageous to the estate and in all respects made in conformity with law, and that it ought to be confirmed, shall confirm the sale, mortgage, exchange or lease and order the personal representative to deliver a deed, mortgage, lease or other proper instruments to the person entitled thereto.

(b)If the real property has been sold at private sale without an appraisal for purpose of sale, or if it has been appraised and has been sold at private sale for less than the appraised value, upon filing of the report th

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(a) After making any sale, mortgage, exchange or lease of
real property, the personal representative shall make a verified
report thereof to the court. The court shall examine the report
and if satisfied that the sale, mortgage, exchange or lease has
been at a price and upon terms advantageous to the estate and in
all respects made in conformity with law, and that it ought to
be confirmed, shall confirm the sale, mortgage, exchange or
lease and order the personal representative to deliver a deed,
mortgage, lease or other proper instruments to the person
entitled thereto.
(b) If the real property has been sold at private sale
without an appraisal for purpose of sale, or if it has been
appraised and has been sold at private sale for less than the
appraised value, upon filing of the report the court may enter
an order fixing a time and place for [a] hearing and a notice of
the hearing shall be served upon all interested persons. Prior
to the time fixed for the hearing, any person receiving notice
may file written objections to the entry of an order approving
the sale. If the court is not satisfied that the sale, mortgage,
exchange or lease has been made in conformity with law and that
it is in the best interests of the estate, it may reject the
sale, mortgage, exchange or lease and enter an order it deems
advisable.