Question & AnswerQ&A (Act No. 3403)
This law amendment pertains to Act No. 3403, dated December 5, 1927.
Sections 779 and 781 of Act Numbered One Hundred and Ninety are amended by this Act.
The appellant must perfect the appeal within twenty-five days after being notified of the order, decree, or judgment by the Court of First Instance.
They must file a written statement with the clerk of the Court of First Instance indicating that they appeal to the Supreme Court from the order, decree, or judgment.
The clerk must transmit to the Supreme Court a certified transcript of the account embraced in the order, decree, or judgment, and the order, decree, or judgment appealed from, along with the appeal.
Any person interested in the allowance or disallowance of a will by a Court of First Instance may appeal to the Supreme Court.
The appeal must be filed within twenty-five days after the person is notified of the judgment allowing or disallowing the will.
The execution and filing of a bond, as provided in the preceding section, is required.
The clerk must transmit the original will to the Supreme Court.
The clerk must retain in his files a certified copy of the original will.