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An Act to amend chapter 86, of the Revised Statutes, title, sale of infants' real estate. 1855 vol. I 111 (1855)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsky0744 and id is 1 raw text is: LAWS OF KENTUCKY. CIIAPTER 726. 1856. AN ACT to amend the law in relation to guardians. Be it enacted by the General Assemblj of the Comnanwcalth qf Kentuck/ : § 1. That hereafter, when the security of a guarilian Rev.stat. 374. wishes to be released, as such, ho shall apply to the County sarety or guar. Court in which he entered security, having first given iis las. be r principal reasonable notice of his application. The Cout shall, thereupon, rule the guardian to give a new bond with sufficient security, and on his failure to do so remove him and appoint a new guardian, or a curator if it be necessary. If a guardian shall give. new bond when ruled to (1o so by the Court, his former security shall not be bound for any act of his thereafter. § 2. If a guardian be removed, as directed in the pro- Ircourt r ceding section of this act, the court shall require him to move guardian, settle the accounts of his ward, and deliver over the be etted. estate to the person who may be apppointed in his place; and the court shall have power to make such other orders for the release of the security and preservatior, of the estate of the ward as may be just and proper. Approved March lo, 1856. CIIAPTEr 727. AN ACT to amend chapter 86, of the Revised Statutes, title, sale of in. frnts' real estate. Be it enacted by the General Assemblj qf the Commonwealth of Kentiicy: § 1. That the proceeds of any sale made under the pro- Nov. star. 59j. visions of chapter 86, of the Revised Statutes, and of the Session acts amendment to the fifth article thereof, approved March 1s .. 10, 1854, may be re-invested in the same manner as the proceeds of the sale of lands and slaves of infants in possession. § 2. If the infants who are required to be made parties intent non. to the proceeding are non-residents, and have no statu- reIdents, to be nado parties to tory guardians residing in this Commonwealth, their guar- evlt. diauns, appointed in the State in which they reside, as well as their parents, if living, shall be made parties to the proceeding, before the court shall order any sale. § 3. This act shall take effect from and after its pas- sage. Approved March 10, 1856.

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