2-7-601. When conveyance required; generally.
When a person who is bound by contract in writing to convey any real estate dies before making the conveyance, and in all cases when the decedent, if living, might be compelled to make the conveyance, the court may order his personal representative to convey the real estate to the person entitled thereto.
Structure Wyoming Statutes
Title 2 - Wills, Decedents' Estates and Probate Code
Chapter 7 - Administration of Estates
Article 6 - Sale and Other Disposition of Property
Section 2-7-601 - When Conveyance Required; Generally.
Section 2-7-602 - When Conveyance Required; Time and Place for Hearing; Notice.
Section 2-7-603 - When Conveyance Required; Hearing.
Section 2-7-604 - When Conveyance Required; Order for Conveyance; Journal Entry.
Section 2-7-605 - When Conveyance Required; Execution.
Section 2-7-606 - When Conveyance Required; Dismissal of Petition; Specific Performance.
Section 2-7-607 - When Conveyance Required; Title to Pass.
Section 2-7-608 - When Conveyance Required; Right of Successor to Enforce.
Section 2-7-609 - When Power Given in Will.
Section 2-7-610 - Equitable Conversion; Effect Thereof.
Section 2-7-611 - When Real Property Deemed Personalty; When Personalty Deemed Real Property.
Section 2-7-613 - Sale of Personalty Without Court Order.
Section 2-7-614 - Petition to Sell; Generally.
Section 2-7-615 - Petition to Sell; Notice and Hearing; Exception; Court Order.
Section 2-7-616 - Sale Subject to Mortgage.
Section 2-7-617 - Extension of Credit in Sales.
Section 2-7-618 - Purchase by Holder of Lien.
Section 2-7-619 - Bond to Prevent Sale; Liability for Breach; Effect of Compliance.
Section 2-7-620 - Collateral Attacks Precluded.
Section 2-7-621 - Order for Sale, Generally.
Section 2-7-622 - Notice of Auction Required.
Section 2-7-623 - Adjournment of Sale.
Section 2-7-624 - Verified Report Required; Confirmation of Sale, by Court; Hearing May Be Ordered.