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New Jersey Statutes Title 3B. Administration of Estates Decedents and Others 3B § 17-8

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

A judgment allowing an account, including a guardian's intermediate account, after due notice, shall be res adjudicata as to all exceptions which could or might have been taken to the account, and shall constitute an approval of the correctness and propriety of the account, the legality and propriety of the investments and other assets, the legality and propriety of the changes in investments or other assets, and the legality and propriety of other matters, and also shall exonerate and discharge the fiduciary from all claims of all interested parties and of those in privity with or represented by interested parties except:

a. For the investments and other assets in the fiduciary's hands at the close of the period covered by the account, and assets which may come into his hands after the close of the account;

b. Insofar as exceptions to the account shall be taken and sustained; and

c. As relief may be had from a judgment in any civil action.

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