executor
31executor-dative — in the Scots law of succession, a person appointed by the court to administer the succession to an estate. It is an administrative office but is often carried through by a relative. See executor, confirmation. Collins dictionary of law. W. J.… …
32executor fund — see fund 1 Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
33executor dative — executor dative, Law. an executor appointed by the court …
34executor nominate — executor nominate, Law. an executor named in a person s will …
35Executor, Apostolic — • A cleric who puts into execution a papal rescript, completing what is necessary in order that it be effective Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006 …
36executor a testators constitutus — An executor appointed by a testator. Otherwise termed executor testamentarius; a testamentary executor. An executor to the tenor. One who, though not directly constituted executor by the will, is therein charged with duties in relation to the… …
37executor a testators constitutus — An executor appointed by a testator. Otherwise termed executor testamentarius; a testamentary executor. An executor to the tenor. One who, though not directly constituted executor by the will, is therein charged with duties in relation to the… …
38Executor (disambiguation) — An executor is someone who carries something out, such as the administration of an estate. Executor may also refer to: * Executor (software), for running 68k Macintosh applications on IBM compatible PCs * Executor (Star Wars) , a fictional… …
39executor de son tort — Literally, executor of his own wrong. A person who, without authority granted by the decedent or a court of probate, assumes, by interference with the estate of a decedent, to act as executor or administrator and performs such acts with respect… …
40executor to the tenor — A person who, without any appointment as executor, performs certain of the functions of an executor. See executor de son tort …
