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§ 31-6-115. Proceedings in Other States

In any case where it appears to the treasurer that property that is not subject to the jurisdiction of courts of this state has escheated to this state under this chapter and the other state provides a remedy to this state for the establishment of the rights of this state to such property, and it […]

§ 31-6-116. Disposition of Escheated Property

All escheated property delivered to the state treasurer under this chapter shall be held and disposed of in the same manner and together with other interest bearing property reported to the state treasurer under title 66, chapter 29, part 1.

§ 31-6-119. Claims for Property of Decedent

Any person claiming to be entitled to the property of any decedent may file a claim thereto with the treasurer in accordance with title 66, chapter 29, part 1, governing the disposition of unclaimed property.

§ 31-6-121. Excepted Property

This chapter shall not apply to any property that has been presumed abandoned or has escheated under the laws of another state prior to January 1, 1980.

§ 31-6-122. Right of Appeal

All parties to any suit instituted under this chapter shall have the right to appeal in the manner provided by the Tennessee Rules of Appellate Procedure.

§ 31-6-108. Surrender and Retention of Property Subject to Escheat

Any person having custody of or control over property subject to escheat under this chapter may be fully released from any responsibility or liability with respect thereto by surrendering or delivering same to the state treasurer and formally disclaiming any interest therein. In the event property subject to escheat under this chapter is not surrendered […]

§ 31-5-105. Jurisdiction of Distribution

All courts having jurisdiction to partition real estate and order distribution among heirs and distributees, shall have full power to cause accounts to be taken and valuations of lands to be made, so as to enforce equality of partition and distribution. Code 1858, § 2435 (deriv. Acts 1829, ch. 36, § 2); Shan., § 4178; […]