Unclaimed moneys — Payment into public school permanent endowment fund — Escheat.
After a final settlement of the affairs of any estate, if there are no heirs or other claimants thereof, the administrator shall submit a report of abandoned property and proceed to dispose of the property in a manner set forth in the revised unclaimed property act in chapter 5, title 14, Idaho Code, provided that such property shall be identified by the public administrator as abandoned property pursuant to this section. The state treasurer shall distribute the moneys to the public school permanent endowment fund created pursuant to section 4, article IX, of the constitution of the state of Idaho upon expiration of the period for redemption of the property pursuant to chapter 5, title 14, Idaho Code.
Notes of Decisions
Nebeker v. Piper Aircraft Corp., 747 P.2d 18 (Idaho 1987).
· cites it 2× “Code § 14-113, which, as discussed earlier, provided that the surviving spouse automatically succeeded to one-half of all community property, with the decedent's one-half subject to testamentary disposition with limitations as to whom the testator could favor.”
Anstine v. Hawkins, 447 P.2d 677 (Idaho 1968).
· cites it 2× “I.C. § 14-113 provides that upon the death of one spouse intestate, all community property shall go to the survivor.”
Anderson v. Idaho Mut. Benefit Ass'n, 292 P.2d 760 (Idaho 1956).
· cites it 2× “2d 997 ; §§ 14-113, 32-912, I.C. Where there is a consideration, such as a debt or other obligation owing by the husband or the community to the new beneficiary, it is held that the husband, as the manager of the community property, may make such change, since, in theory, the…”
In Re Reichert, 516 P.2d 704 (Idaho 1973).
· cites it 2× “§ 15-2-102) or the prior law of intestate succession (I.C. § 14-113), the surviving spouse takes all community property.”
Davenport v. Simons, 189 P.2d 90 (Idaho 1947).
· cites it 2× “Section 14-113, I.C.A., provides, in part, as follows: “Upon the death of either husband or wife, one-half of all the community property shall go to the survivor, subject to the community debts, and the other half shall be subject to the testamentary disposition of the deceased…”
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