Sentence examples for executor without from inspiring English sources

The commission voted to remove a Surrogate's Court judge in Brooklyn for awarding a long-time friend millions of dollars in fees from estates where there was no executor, without confirming that he had done enough work to earn such fees.

Judge Mitchell Beckloff ruled that she could challenge the executors' authority without running afoul of the no-contest clause.

Unless one can be certain that there are no unknown debts, that the estate is solvent, that there will be no dispute about the distribution of the estate, that there are none but the simplest tax problems, and that there are no minors or mentally incompetent persons among the possible takers, one should not act as executor or administrator without the assistance of a lawyer.

State if your executor should post bond or serve without bond.

She also noted that in an estate transaction, an accepted bid is really not accepted without a signed contract, because an executor must take the highest price that comes in from a qualified buyer.

Known for his acerbic humor, quick wit and inability to pass an antiques store without buying something, Mr. Hughes became the executor of Warhol's estate when the artist died in 1987 after gall bladder surgery.

In contrast to the practice in England, an American executor, or administrator, is not permitted to take any step without previous approval of the Probate Court, which normally requires that all interested parties be formally notified.

A lawsuit filed by her estate's executor, Howard K. Stern, accused the physician, Dr. Gerald Wayne Johnson, of taping the surgery without Ms. Smith's consent and sending copies to a Los Angeles-based memorabilia dealer, Thomas Riccio.

Assuming the new IRS rules go into effect-the IRS hopes to have some version in place by the end of the year-here's some advice from the experts: You have to ask yourself if you want to risk your executor's paying expenses out of income, leaving your widow without enough to live on or your charity in the lurch.

In July of the next year, Lawrence died, making George executor and residuary heir of his estate should his daughter, Sarah, die without issue.

In the deductive approach (c), the biologist specifies a high-level goal, usually without knowing how it will be satisfied, and a runtime executor (called a theorem prover for reasons that will become clear below) does whatever work is required to satisfy the goal.