sec.34When trustee company may pay claims without legal proof

### sec.34 When trustee company may pay claims without legal proof Where— an estate is being administered by a trustee company; and advertisements have been published calling upon the creditors of the person whose estate is being administered to come in and prove their debts by an appointed time; the trustee company may after the expiration of 6 months from the time so appointed— if no debt is proved; or if all creditors who have proved are paid; pay any sum not exceeding $200 to any person claiming to the satisfaction of the trustee company to be a party in distribution or to be a legatee under a will, without legal proof of the right or title of the party so claiming. - (a) an estate is being administered by a trustee company; and - (b) advertisements have been published calling upon the creditors of the person whose estate is being administered to come in and prove their debts by an appointed time; - (c) if no debt is proved; or - (d) if all creditors who have proved are paid;