Tennessee § 34-1-118 - Persons receiving property — Receipt for property — Filing.
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§ 34-1-118. Persons receiving property — Receipt for property — Filing.
Whenever a fiduciary distributes property of a minor or person with a disability, the person receiving the property of the minor or person with a disability from the fiduciary shall sign a receipt for the property, which receipt shall be filed with the fiduciary's next accounting. Acts 1992, ch. 794, § 19; T.C.A. § 34-11-118 ; Acts 2013, ch. 435, § 46. Compiler's Notes. Acts 2013, ch. 435, § 48 provided that the act, which amended this section, shall apply to actions commenced on or after July 1, 2013.
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