Whenever the executor or any other person interested in any will, which has been finally
proved and allowed in a probate court in any territory, district, or state of the
United States, or in a probate court in any foreign country, shall produce a copy
of the will and of the will’s probate, duly authenticated according to an act of congress,
to any probate court in any town or city in this state where the testator had property,
real or personal, upon which the will may operate, and shall in writing request that
the will may be filed and recorded in the office of the probate clerk in that town
or city, the court shall assign a time and place for a hearing.
Notes of Decisions
O'BRIEN v. Costello, 216 A.2d 694 (R.I. 1966).
· cites it 4× “1956, §33-7-18, requires' an executor or other interested person in a will which has been finally proved and allowed by another court to1 file an authenticated copy and the probate thereof in the probate court where a decedent had real or personal property.”
Costello v. Prob. Courts of City of Pawtucket, 204 A.2d 307 (R.I. 1964).
“1956, §§33-7-18 to 33-7-21 inclusive, that a duly authenticated copy of the decedent’s will as proved and allowed in Massachusetts be filed and recorded in this state and that letters testamentary be issued to Costello-.”
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