Concurrence of all personal representatives necessary to conveyance of real estate

(1) Where, as respects real estate, there are two or more personal representatives, a conveyance of real estate devolving under this Part shall not, except as otherwise provided as respects trust estates including settled land, be made without the concurrence therein of all such representatives or an order of the court, but where probate is granted to one or some of two or more persons named as executors, whether or not power is reserved to the other or others to prove, any conveyance of the real estate may be made by the proving executors for the time being, without an order of the court, and shall be as effectual as if the persons named as executors had concurred therein. (2) Without prejudice to the rights and powers of a personal representative, the appointment of a personal representative in regard to real estate shall not, except as hereinafter provided, affect– (a) any rule as to marshalling or as to (b) the beneficial interest in real estate under any testamentary disposition; (c) any mode of dealing with any beneficial interest in real estate, or the proceeds of sale thereof; (d) the right of any person claiming to be interested in the real estate to take proceedings for the protection or recovery thereof against any than the