Kansas § 19-1104 - Public administrator, Wyandotte county. Laws 1903, chapter 199, [§§ 1 to 9]. Included by reference. [The title to this act is, "An act prov
Full text of Kansas Kansas Statutes Annotated § 19-1104 — Public administrator, Wyandotte county. Laws 1903, chapter 199, [§§ 1 to 9]. Included by reference. [The title to this act is, "An act prov, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 19-1104. Public administrator, Wyandotte county. Laws 1903, chapter 199, [§§ 1 to 9]. Included by reference. [The title to this act is, "An act prov
19-1104. Public administrator, Wyandotte county. Laws 1903, chapter 199, [§§ 1 to 9]. Included by reference. [The title to this act is, "An act providing for a public administrator in Wyandotte county, specifying the cases in which he shall have authority to act as administrator of the estates of deceased persons, and defining his powers, duties and liabilities as such." Act omitted as not of general application].History: R.S. 1923, 19-1104.
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