39-4. Conveyances by infant trustees.
When an infant is seized or possessed of any estate in trust, whether by way of mortgage or otherwise, for another person who may be entitled in law to have a conveyance of such estate, or may be declared to be seized or possessed, in the course of any proceeding in the superior court, the court may decree that the infant shall convey and assure such estate, in such manner as it may direct, to such other person; and every conveyance and assurance made in pursuance of such decree shall be as effectual in law as if made by a person of full age. (1821, c. 1116, ss. 1, 2; R.C., c. 37, s. 27; Code, s. 1265; Rev., s. 1036; C.S., s. 994.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Article 1 - Construction and Sufficiency.
§ 39-1 - Fee presumed, though word "heirs" omitted.
§ 39-1.1 - In construing conveyances court shall give effect to intent of the parties.
§ 39-2 - Vagueness of description not to invalidate.
§ 39-4 - Conveyances by infant trustees.
§ 39-5 - Official deed, when official selling or empowered to sell is not in office.
§ 39-6 - Revocation of deeds of future interests made to persons not in esse.
§ 39-6.2 - Creation of interest or estate in personal property.
§ 39-6.3 - Inter vivos and testamentary conveyances of future interests permitted.
§ 39-6.4 - Creation of easements, restrictions, and conditions.
§ 39-6.5 - Elimination of seal.