Art. IV §31 | REGISTERS OF WILLS; DEPOSITIONS OF WITNESSES; PROCESS; APPEALS TO COURT OF CHANCERY; DISQUALIFICATION OF REGISTER FOR INTEREST

The Registers of Wills of the several counties shall respectively hold the Register's Court in each County. Upon the litigation of a cause the depositions of the witnesses examined shall be taken at large in writing and made part of the proceedings in the cause. This court may issue process throughout the State. Appeals may be taken from a Register's Court to the Court of Chancery. In cases where a Register of Wills is interested in questions concerning the probate of wills, the granting of letters of administration, or executors' or administrators' accounts, the cognizance thereof shall belong to the Court of Chancery.

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