Probate Code Section 850

Compiled January, 2018

Our review of the annotated history reveals the following legislative history (every “c.” below represents a separate legislative bill):

Year/Chapter                 §§ affected [“f-” = former §]
1850, c. 129                     uncodified § 206
1851, c. 124                     Probate Act §§ 205, 206
1872 CCP  Enact.            CCP §§ 1597, 1598
1880 C.A., c. 85               CCP §§ 1597, 1598
1903, c. 152                     CCP § 1810
1905, c. 80                       CCP §§ 1597, 1598
1907, c. 385                     CCP § 1598
1909, c. 652                     CCP § 1789a
1911, c. 190                     CCP § 1810a
1919, c. 48                       CCP § 1598
1921, c. 190                     CCP § 1598
1927, c. 270                     CCP § 1598
1931, c. 281                     f-850, f-851, f-1537
1933, c. 969                     f-1537
1951, c. 50                       f-851
1955, c. 155                     f-850
1957, c. 1902                   f-1852
1963, c. 809                     f-851
1965, c. 1901                   f-851.5
1967, c. 555                     f-1852
1967, c. 639                     f-1537.5
1972, c. 641                     f-851.5
1979, c. 726                     f-2520
1979, c. 731                     f-851, f-851.5
1983, c. 99                       f-851.5
1986, c. 783                     f-851.5
1987, c. 923                     f-9860
1990, c. 79                       f-2520, f-9860
1996, c. 862                     f-17200.1
2001, c. 49                       850

30 bills affected this section.                          

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