When
an intestate is resident in any county of New Jersey at his death, it shall be
the duty of the heir or any other person desiring original letters of
administration upon his estate to make application therefor to the surrogate of
that county or to the Superior Court of this State.
Any
person having knowledge of the grant in a foreign jurisdiction of original
letters of administration upon the estate of a person dying resident in any
county of New Jersey, shall give information thereof to the Superior Court.
The
court may direct the clerk of the court to issue and have served subpenas or an
order to show cause requiring the appearance before it, at a specified time, of
any persons having any interest in the estate, and commanding them to abide the
order of the court. The matter of the grant of letters of administration shall
be wholly within the jurisdiction of the court.
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