Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, 8. köide;12. köidePublished for John Conrad and Company, 1816 |
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... proved tor , it does not the will and codicils , and regularly qualified as execu bind the estate tor thereto , on the 5th of January , 1787 : he continued and an exe- to reside in the city of Charleston , South Carolina , un- cution ...
... proved tor , it does not the will and codicils , and regularly qualified as execu bind the estate tor thereto , on the 5th of January , 1787 : he continued and an exe- to reside in the city of Charleston , South Carolina , un- cution ...
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... proved the will ; and it did not appear to the ordinary that there were any goods and chattels unadministered . If this were the fact , the ordinary had no jurisdiction in the case . 2 , Bac . Abr . 385. Griffith's collection of South ...
... proved the will ; and it did not appear to the ordinary that there were any goods and chattels unadministered . If this were the fact , the ordinary had no jurisdiction in the case . 2 , Bac . Abr . 385. Griffith's collection of South ...
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... proved , he is functus officio . The authority of the executor is derived from the will . The only power of the ordinary is to ascer- tain the existence of the will . If administration be granted upon the supposition that no will exists ...
... proved , he is functus officio . The authority of the executor is derived from the will . The only power of the ordinary is to ascer- tain the existence of the will . If administration be granted upon the supposition that no will exists ...
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... proving that the ordinary may , after the executor has qualified , if he shall absent himself so as , in the opinion of the ordinary , to disqualify him from performing his duty , appoint an administrator de bonis non with the will ...
... proving that the ordinary may , after the executor has qualified , if he shall absent himself so as , in the opinion of the ordinary , to disqualify him from performing his duty , appoint an administrator de bonis non with the will ...
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... proved ; in which letters testamenta- ry , and letters of administration are granted . judges whether the applicant be entitled to administra- tion or not , and rejects or admits the claim , according He to his opinion of the law ...
... proved ; in which letters testamenta- ry , and letters of administration are granted . judges whether the applicant be entitled to administra- tion or not , and rejects or admits the claim , according He to his opinion of the law ...
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