Sec[Section] 1^st Be it enacted by the people of the State of Illinois Represented in the General Assembly That when any Judge of a Probate court in any County in this state shall be interested in any claim against the estate of any deceased person, it shall be the duty of such Judge of Probate to lay his claim before the County Commissioners Court of the proper county and such Court shall by the authority of this act take cognizance of the case and discharge the duties assigned Judges of probate in order to establish such claim and a copy of such judge ment as the County Court may give in such case shall be entered on the record kept, by the Judge of probate and any execution or administration as the case may be shall be required to settle such claim as though the same had been allowed before the Judge of Probate

Section 2^d In all cases where the claimant of any demand against the estate of any deceased person shall be liveing the Judge of probate before admitting the same shall require such claimant to make oath that the same remains unpaid although he may have proved [...?] the claim to be just have been just.