Sentence examples for executor from from inspiring English sources

"The cars are dear to me, and I wouldn't want some executor from a trust company to sell them to just anyone," Ms. Howard said, noting that MoMA would most likely sell the collection upon receipt.

If you have determined that you are qualified to serve as the executor of the decedent's estate under step 1, contact the probate court to get the form necessary for appointment as executor from the Clerk of Court.

However, requiring the executor to post a bond can be expensive for the executor, depending on the size of your estate, and could prevent your chosen executor from serving.

The two frameworks are known as DCS (Discharge Control System), from ASDEX Upgrade and MARTe (Multithreaded Application Real-Time executor), originally from JET.

Unfortunately these papers have been in storage since he died and in the charge of his executor [from whom his daughters are estranged].

"This is about an executor greatly profiting from an estate that he claimed was insolvent and needlessly squandering our family's legacy".

Publicly, he has defended the agency as a guarantor of order and, for better or worse, a talented executor of commands from higher-ups.

In such cases, your tax return, which your executor could get from the I.R.S., is a critical source of information, said John T. Rogers Jr., a lawyer with Luce Forward in Los Angeles.

The transfer of ownership to the committee was legally complex, but both parties agreed that all shares in the railway company would be transferred from Haydn Jones' estate to a new company called Talyllyn Holdings Ltd., whose board consisted of two directors from the executors and two from the committee.

The same underwriters petitioned a federal court in New York seeking similar information from Scott's former personal assistant, Brittany Penebre, and from the executor of Scott's estate, Adam Glassman.

A note from an executor instructing the cemetery to prepare a certain plot for the burial of a widow next to her husband can seem as involved as a paragraph from Henry James or Edith Wharton.