Guam § 25702 - Provisions of the Probate Code Subject to this Chapter.

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§ 25702. Provisions of the Probate Code Subject to this Chapter.

The rights and duties of surviving partners, the legal representatives of

deceased partners, the creditors of such partners, and the creditors of the

partnership created by or defined in Chapter 20 of this Title shall be given

full force and effect notwithstanding any provision inconsistent therewith,

in the Probate Code [Title 15 of the Guam Code Annotated], but nothing

contained in said Chapter 20 shall otherwise affect any provision of said

Probate Code.

Source: official Guam text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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