886. The judge who authorizes the sale of securities listed and traded on a recognized stock exchange and belonging to an incapable or absentee or included in a substitution may authorize them to be sold, either in a single sale or by successive sales, without advertisement or other formalities, at the current market rate through a broker or other person whom he appoints; the person charged with the sale must make a report under oath, giving the market quotations on the day of the sale.
1965 (1st sess.), c. 80, a. 886.