(1) A claim that is directed against the estate may be asserted in court both against the heir and against the executor. If the executor is not entitled to administer the estate, the claim may be asserted only against the heir. A claim to a compulsory share may be asserted only against the heir, even if the executor is entitled to administer the estate.
(2) The provision set out in section 1958 does not apply to the executor.
(3) A creditor of the estate who asserts their claim against the heir may also assert their claim against the executor to the extent that the latter is required to permit compulsory enforcement against the objects of the estate subject to their administration.