When it appears from the petition or application for administration of the estate, or otherwise, in a proceeding in the court that the intestate left surviving no spouse or kindred, the court shall give notice of such fact and notice of all subsequent proceedings in such estate to the attorney general forthwith; and the attorney general shall protect the interests of the state during the course of administration. The residue which escheats to the state shall be transmitted to the attorney general. All moneys, stocks, bonds, notes, mortgages and other securities, and all other personal property so escheated shall then be given into the custody of the commissioner of management and budget who shall immediately credit the moneys received to the general fund. The commissioner of management and budget shall hold such stocks, bonds, notes, mortgages and other securities, and all other personal property, subject to such investment, sale or other disposition as the State Board of Investment may direct pursuant to section 11A.04, clause (9). The attorney general shall immediately report to the State Executive Council all real property received in the individual escheat, and any sale or disposition of such real estate shall be made in accordance with sections 16B.281 to 16B.287.
1955 c 194 s 1; 1957 c 861 s 1; 1969 c 399 s 1; 1973 c 492 s 14; 1975 c 347 s 93; 1980 c 607 art 14 s 46; 2003 c 112 art 2 s 48; 2004 c 262 art 1 s 39; 2009 c 101 art 2 s 109
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 524 - 532 — Probate; Property; Estates; Guardianships; Anatomical Gifts
Chapter 525 — Probate Proceedings
Section 525.031 — Fees For Copies.
Section 525.033 — Fees For Filing Petitions.
Section 525.041 — Written Decision Shall Be Filed Within 90 Days; Mandatory.
Section 525.05 — Judge Or Referee; Grounds For Disqualification.
Section 525.091 — Destruction And Reproduction Of Probate Records.
Section 525.092 — Court Administrator May Destroy Certain Papers.
Section 525.095 — Court Administrator May Issue Orders Under Direction Of The Court.
Section 525.10 — Referee; Appointment; Bond; Office Abolished.
Section 525.101 — Compensation Of Referee.
Section 525.103 — Delivery Of Books And Records.
Section 525.11 — Reporter; Appointment And Duties.
Section 525.111 — Compensation; Transcript Fees.
Section 525.113 — Additional Employees.
Section 525.12 — Auditor; Appointment.
Section 525.122 — Compensation Of Auditor.
Section 525.14 — Descent Of Cemetery Lot.
Section 525.152 — Award Of Property With Sentimental Value To Children.
Section 525.161 — No Surviving Spouse Or Kindred, Notices To Attorney General.
Section 525.21 — Quantity Of Estate Devised.
Section 525.2221 — Wills Not Affected.
Section 525.242 — Secondary Evidence.
Section 525.253 — Sale Of Devised Property.
Section 525.311 — Contents Of Petition.
Section 525.312 — Decree Of Descent.
Section 525.313 — Clearance For Medical Assistance Claims.
Section 525.37 — Foreclosure Of Mortgages.
Section 525.38 — Realty Acquired.
Section 525.391 — Property Fraudulently Conveyed.
Section 525.392 — Property Converted.
Section 525.393 — Disposal By Coroner.
Section 525.475 — Dormant Estate; Removal Of Representative Or Attorney.
Section 525.48 — Final Account, Attorney Fees And Representative Fees.
Section 525.483 — Recording Decree.
Section 525.486 — Termination Of Trusts; Distribution.
Section 525.491 — Attorney's Lien.
Section 525.515 — Basis For Attorney's Fees.
Section 525.528 — Federal Estate Tax; Marital Deduction.
Section 525.71 — Appealable Orders.
Section 525.714 — Suspension By Appeal.
Section 525.73 — Affirmance; Reversal.
Section 525.731 — Judgment; Execution.
Section 525.80 — Representative.
Section 525.831 — Notice To Attorney General Of Devises For Charitable Purposes.
Section 525.84 — Erroneous Escheat.
Section 525.841 — Escheat Returned.
Section 525.85 — Disclosure Proceedings.
Section 525.88 — State Patents.
Section 525.881 — Federal Patents.
Section 525.91 — Letters, Contents.
Section 525.95 — Fiduciary Powers, Suspension During War Service.