Articles liés à A New Abridgment of the Law, Volume 4
Synopsis
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Présentation de l'éditeur
The first is the ordinary, or bishop of the diocese, and he is called executor lege a constitutus. The second is executor a testatore constitutus, being appointed by the last testament of the party. The third is executor ab episcopo constitutus, who in the civil law is called executor dativus, and in our law an administrator. Godolph. 75; Swinb. 205 b. #S ee for definition of executor, Bouv. L. D. h. t.; also, 3A tk. 304; 2P. Wms. 548; 1W ill. onE x. 112.9 As the manner of appointing executors and administrators, and the nature and duty of their oiiices, have been matters of great debate and controversy in our law, it will be necessary to branch out this head into several divisions; and therefore we shall consider, (A) What persons may beE xecutors: And herein, 1. Of appointing the King Executor. 2. Whether Corporations may beE xecutors. 3. Who, in respect of their Crimes, are disabled from being Executors. 4. Who in respect of their Country. 5. Who in respect of their Want of Understanding. 6. Who in respect of their Fortune and Circumstances ;and therein of obliging anE xecutor to giveS ecurity. 7. Of making Infants Executors. 8. Of a Feme Covert Executrix. 9. Of making Creditors Executors. 10. Of making Debtors Executors. (B) Of the diiierent Kinds of Executors and A dministrators: And herein, 1. Of an Administrator durante minori estate of an Infant Executor or Admi nistrator: A nd, 1. Who may be snch arfA dministrator. 2. What A cts he may do. 3. When his Authority determines. 2. Of an Administrator de bonis non, where the first Administrator dies, or theE xecutor dies intestate, or without Probate ofthe VWZZ :A nd, 1. In what Cases Administration de bonis non shall be granted, and to whom. 2. What things unadministered such an one is entitled to. 3. In what Actions commenced before hisT ime, may an Administrator de bonis non proceed. 3. Qf anE xecutor
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