Section 1901. Real property subject to disposition; "disposition" and "fiduciary" defined 1

Section 1902. For what purposes real property is subject to disposition The real property may be disposed of for any or all of the following purposes: 1

Section 1903. Limitations 1

Section 1904. Petition and process 1

Section 1905. When disposition may be refused or delayed 1

Section 1906. Trial and determination of debts, claims and expenses; statute of limitations 1

Section 1907. Order determining disposition of real property 1

Section 1908. Order in which parcels shall be sold If the sale of real property is necessary for the purposes set forth in 1902, subdivisions 1, 2, 3 or 4 and the decedent dies seized of more than one distinct parcel, the following rules must be observed in determining the order of sale: 1

Section 1909. Rights of the parties to be determined; unknowns 1

Section 1910. Bond of fiduciary 1

Section 1911. Order to be executed and report made 1

Section 1912. Effect of death of fiduciary 1

Section 1913. Conclusiveness of mortgage, lease, conveyance or release executed pursuant to order The mortgage, lease, conveyance or release made pursuant to an order granted as provided in this article shall bind the remainders and reversions as well as the immediate or future or trust interests in the real property and shall be valid and effectual against all persons under disability, absentees, internees and persons not in being having estates or interests vested or contingent for life or in trust or in reversion or remainder in said real property or in the proceeds of the sale thereof and against all other persons so interested or having such estates or interests who shall by acknowledged instrument consent to such order or who have been made parties to such proceedings or who are not entitled to notice thereof as provided in this article

Section 1914. Execution of the order; decree of judicial settlement 1

Section 1915. Allowance on bid to spouse, beneficiary or creditor purchasing 1

Section 1916. Provision for payment of undetermined claims and debts not yet due If any claim remains undetermined at the making of the decree or any debt is not yet due and the person holding it does not consent to its present payment, the decree shall direct that sufficient funds be retained by the fiduciary to meet the claim or demand when determined or when payable and provide for the distribution of any surplus of the amount so retained

Section 1917. Effect of conveyance of decedent's interest under contract 1

Section 1918. Right of life tenant to be considered in disposition; distribution of moneys realized

Section 1919. Restitution from assets subsequently discovered Where a decree has been made for the application of the proceeds of real property as prescribed in this article and assets which should have been applied thereto are afterward discovered or for any other reason money or other personal property of the decedent, which should have been applied thereto, afterward comes to the hands of the fiduciary, legatee or distributee, the devisee or other person aggrieved may maintain a proceeding in the court to procure reimbursement therefrom

Section 1920. Disposition of surplus in action to enforce mortgage or other lien 1

Section 1921. Conveyance of real property by fiduciary to vendee of contract of sale made by decedent 1

Section 1922. Conclusive presumption after 10 years

Section 1923. Fiduciary of a decedent to notify local assessor of disposition Whenever the fiduciary of a decedent or his successor shall direct, or take part in or discover that his decedent's real property or any interest therein has been transferred at or following such decedent's death, he shall forthwith investigate and discover the nature of such transfer and file a written notice of such disposition or transfer with the local assessing officer and the local tax office of the locality wherein such property is located