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§ 30-2-418. Court-Ordered Sale of Real Estate — Notice — Hearing

In the case of a will that does not give the personal representative the power to sell real estate, and in intestate estates, when the personal estate is ascertained by the report of the clerk, and the confirmation of the report by the court, to be insufficient for the payment of the debts of the […]

§ 30-2-411. Service of Scire Facias

When any such heir or devisee is a minor and has a guardian, the scire facias shall be served on the guardian and heir, but if the minor has no guardian, the court shall appoint one to defend the suit. Code 1858, § 2260 (deriv. Acts 1784 (Oct.), ch. 11, § 3); Shan., § 3993; […]

§ 30-2-412. Judgment Without Appearance

Upon the return of two (2) writs of scire facias, that the heirs or devisees have been summoned on each, or that they reside out of the state, so that they cannot be summoned, and have no guardians upon whom the writ can be executed, judgment shall be given against the real estate in their […]

§ 30-2-414. Execution Issuing Against Realty

If judgment or decree pass against the heirs or devisees, or any of them, execution shall be issued against the real estate of the deceased debtor descended or devised. Code 1858, § 2264 (deriv. Acts 1784 (Oct.), ch. 11, § 2); Shan., § 3997; Code 1932, § 8209; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 30-617.

§ 30-2-415. Contribution Among Devisees or Heirs

If upon a judgment or decree pursuant to § 30-2-414, a devisee or heir is evicted from the real estate devised or descended to the devisee or heir, the devisee or heir may bring an action at law or suit in equity against the other devisee or devisees, heir or heirs, for the evicted devisee […]

§ 30-2-408. Claims Against Alienated Property

If an heir or devisee aliens the land before an action is brought or process sued out, the heir or devisee shall be answerable to any creditor of the decedent for the ancestor’s debts to the value of the lands aliened. Within six (6) months from the death of any person, a mortgagee or purchaser […]