Section 26-5-10 Final Settlement Generally - Examination of Vouchers and Auditing and Stating of Account; Taxing of Costs for Contest or Examination Where Voucher or Items Rejected.
The court must examine vouchers and state the account at the appointed settlement day, or a later continued day, and rejected items’ contest costs are taxed against the conservator or personal representative, not the ward or the ward’s estate.
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Section 26-5-10 Final Settlement Generally - Examination of Vouchers and Auditing and Stating of Account; Taxing of Costs for Contest or Examination Where Voucher or Items Rejected.
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