§58-107. Two or more personal representatives.
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A. When all the executors named are not appointed by the court, those appointed have the same authority to perform all the acts and discharge the trust required by the will, as effectually for every purpose as if all were appointed and should act together.
B. When there are two personal representatives:
1. if one of such personal representatives is laboring under any legal disability from serving, the act of the other shall be effectual; or
2. if one of such personal representatives has given his copersonal representative authority, in writing, to act for both, the act of the copersonal representative having such authority in writing shall be effectual.
C. When there are more than two personal representatives, the act of a majority of them is valid. Amended by Laws 1988, c. 329, § 129, eff. Nov. 1, 1988.