(dissenting).

The amount of the administrator's bond was fixed and the bond approved about two years after the appeal from the order granting letters of administration was perfected. In view of SDC 1960 Supp. 35.2108 and 35.2110, and in the absence of any record entry that the preservation of the estate required the issuance of such letters, it seems to me that these actions were a nullity. I think the exclusive jurisdiction over the qualification of the administrator was then in the circuit court.

The County Court of Yankton County, South Dakota, entered an order appointing an administrator of the estate of Her-manis Riesberg without bond and pursuant thereto issued letters of administration. In #10228 Elza Riesberg, who did not appear at the hearing, has appealed from an order of the circuit court dismissing her appeal from county court. In #10291 she also has appealed from the order of the circuit court denying her application for certiorari requesting review of the jurisdiction of the county court to issue such letters of administration without bond.

A majority of the court is of the opinion the appointment of the administrator was not void, but voidable and the furnish*258ing of a bond in an amount later fixed and approved by the county court cured the irregularity in the appointment. In re Pitchi's Estate, 231 N.C. 485, 57 S.E.2d 649.

Affirmed.