South Carolina. Executors and administrators of other states cannot, as such, eue in South Caro lina; they must take out lettere in the state. 3 Griffith, Law Reg. 848.
Tenneesee. Where any pertion Dr persona may obtain administration on the estate of any in testate, in any one of the United States, or terri tory thereDf, such person or persons ehall be en abled to prosecute suite in any court in thie state, in the eame manner as if administration bad been granted to euch person Dr persons by any court in the state of Tennessee. Provided, that ench per eon or persons shall produce a copy of the lettere of administration, authenticated in the manner which hall been prescribed by the congress of the United States for authenticating the records or judicial acts of any one state in order to give them validity in any other state; and that euch lettere of administration had been granted in pur suance of and agreeable to the laws of the etate or territory in which each lettere of administration were granted.
When any executor or executors may prove the laet will and testament of any deceased person, and take on him or themselves the execution of said will in any state in the United States, or in any territory thereof, such person or persons ehall be enabled to prosecute suits in any court in this state, in the same manner ae if lettere testamentary had been granted to him or them by any court within the •state of Tennessee. Provided, that such ex ecutor or executors shall produce a -certified copy of the letters testamentary under the hand and seal of the clerk of the court where the same were obtained, and a certificate by the chief jutitioe, pre siding judge, or chairaian of such court that the clerk's certificate is in due form, and that euch let ters testamentary had been granted in pursuance of and agreeable to the laws of the state or terri tory in which such letters testamentary were granted. Act of 1839, Carr. At Nich. Comp. 78.
20. Texae. When a will hae been admitted to probate in any ef the United Statee or the terri toriee thereof or of any cnuntry out of the limits of the United States, and the executor or executors named in such will have qualified, and a copy of each will and of the probate thereof has been filed and recorded in any court of this state, under the provisions of the fifth section of this act, and let ters of administration with such will annexed have been granted to any other person or persons than the executors therein named, upon the application of such executor Dr executore, or any one of them, euch letters shall be revoked, and lettere testament ary shall be issued to such applicant. Oldham &
W. Dig. Texas Laws, art. 712.
Vermont. If the deceased person shall, et the time of hie death, reside in any other state or country, leaving estate to be administered in thie state, administration thereof shall be granted by the probate court of the district in which there ehall be estate to administer ; and the administration first legally granted shall extend to all the estate of the deceased in this state, and dell exclude the juriedietion of the probate court of every other dis trict. Rev. Stat..tit. 12, c. 47, a. 2.
21. Virginia. Authenticated copies of wills, proved according to the lawe of any of the United States, Dr nf any foreign country, relative to any estate in Virginia, may be offered for probate in the general court ; or, if the eetate lie altogether in any one county or corporation, in the circuit, county, or corpnration court of euch county or cor poration. 3 Griffith, Law Reg. 345, It is under stood to be the eettled law of Virginia, though there is no statutory provision on the subject, that nD probate of a will or grant of administration in another state of the Union, or in a foreign country, and no qualification of an executor or administra tor eleewhere than in Virginia, give any such ex ecutor or administrator any right to demand the effects or debts Df the decedent which may happen tD he within the jurisdiction of the state. There must be a regular probate or grant of administra tion and qualification of the executor or adminie trator in Virginia, according to her laws. And the doetrhie prevails in the federal courts held in Virginia, as well as in the state courte. 3 Griffith, Law Reg. 348.
Wieconein. When an executor or administrator ehall be appointed in any other state, or in any foreign eountry, on the estate of any person dying out of this state, and nD execntor or adminietrator shall be appointed in this state, the foreign exeeutor may file an authenticated copy of hie appointment. in the county court of any county in which there may be real estate of the deceased.
Upon filing such authenticated copy of his ap pointment, euch foreign execntor or administratDr may be licensed, by the eame county court, to mort gage, leaee, or sell real estate for the payment of debts or legaciee and chargee of administration, in the same manner and upon the same terms and conditions as are prescribed in the case of an ex ecutor or administrator appointed in this state, excepting in the particulars in which a different provision is made. Witte. Rev. Stat. c. 94, Oi 43, 44.