Mr. Collins, assistant to Mr. Edom, an antique dealer in England, became executor of the will of his great-aunt.
The New Yorker, November 22 , 1969P. 57 Mr. Collins, assistant to Mr. Edom, an antique dealer in England, became executor of the will of his great-aunt.
Mr. Fuentes has won rulings that temporarily named him executor of the will and recognized the succession rights he had purchased from Mr. Sebastian.
Some furniture and paintings were given to the ABC news correspondent Cynthia McFadden, a friend of Hepburn's who was named a co-executor of the will, and sums of money were given to friends and employees.
Mr. Falbee, the executor of the will, said that the will gave most of the money to Martin, but because it is illegal to benefit from crime, the conviction shifted his share to Ms. Rother.
By Sylvia Townsend Warner The New Yorker, November 22 , 1969P. 57 Mr. Collins, assistant to Mr. Edom, an antique dealer in England, became executor of the will of his great-aunt.
"If you ask me if I expect to win it in light of all the corruption I've seen, I don't expect to win it," said Mr. Lehman, who has been suspended by a Panamanian judge as the executor of the will pending a resolution of the legal case.
Only the executor of the will can apply for probate and you need probate to "wrap up" a deceased person's estate – a bank, for example, would insist on seeing an authorised copy of the probate document before it transfers funds.
David Cannon, a co-executor of the will of the soul singer James Brown, right, who has been accused of misappropriating $350,000 of Brown's money, resigned on Friday after handing over a check for the full amount during a court hearing, The Augusta Chronicle reported.
