Whenever any will has been proved and recorded for six (6) months in any county of this state, as required by §§ 32-2-101 - 32-2-104, and the will is required to be proved out of this state, the judge of probate may, on the application of the executor, so stating, duly sworn to and filed, allow the executor to withdraw the will, upon leaving a photostatic and certified copy and complying with such other terms as may be prescribed. Code 1932, § 8101; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 32-203. Whenever any will has been proved and recorded for six (6) months in any county of this state, as required by §§ 32-2-101 - 32-2-104, and the will is required to be proved out of this state, the judge of probate may, on the application of the executor, so stating, duly sworn to and filed, allow the executor to withdraw the will, upon leaving a photostatic and certified copy and complying with such other terms as may be prescribed. Code 1932, § 8101; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 32-203. Whenever any will has been proved and recorded for six (6) months in any county of this state, as required by §§ 32-2-101 - 32-2-104, and the will is required to be proved out of this state, the judge of probate may, on the application of the executor, so stating, duly sworn to and filed, allow the executor to withdraw the will, upon leaving a photostatic and certified copy and complying with such other terms as may be prescribed. Code 1932, § 8101; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 32-203. Whenever any will has been proved and recorded for six (6) months in any county of this state, as required by §§ 32-2-101 - 32-2-104, and the will is required to be proved out of this state, the judge of probate may, on the application of the executor, so stating, duly sworn to and filed, allow the executor to withdraw the will, upon leaving a photostatic and certified copy and complying with such other terms as may be prescribed. Code 1932, § 8101; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 32-203.
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