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28-52-107. Continuance — Hearing — Objections.
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28-52-107. Continuance — Hearing — Objections.
(a) Every account filed by a personal representative shall be continued without being acted on for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of its filing.
(b) The court may, and upon motion of an interested person shall, set the hearing on the account for a day certain.
(c)(1) At any time prior to the hearing on an account of a personal representative, an interested person may file written objections to any item or omission in the account.
(2) All objections shall be specific and shall indicate the modification desired.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 28-52-107
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28-52-107. Continuance — Hearing — Objections.
(a) Every account filed by a personal representative shall be continued without being acted on for a period of sixty (60) days from the date of its filing.
(b) The court may, and upon motion of an interested person shall, set the hearing on the account for a day certain.
(c)(1) At any time prior to the hearing on an account of a personal representative, an interested person may file written objections to any item or omission in the account.
(2) All objections shall be specific and shall indicate the modification desired.
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