The executor may have to make complicated and delicate decisions for example, which assets, going to which heirs, get stepped up in basis.
7 For what was Rigoletto substituted for the opening of the Opera House? 8 Which heir presumptive drowned when his train fell into the river?
It included little-known accounts of Viennese landmarks – from the city's famous ferris wheel to luxury hotels – that had been Aryanised and for which owners or heirs had been either never, or insufficiently, compensated.
After waiting seven years for Peter to consummate their union, the previously steadfast virgin understood she had no more time to waste providing the heir for which she had been imported and discreetly took the first of her 12 illustrious, and serial, lovers who would offer the political acumen and sexual gratification her husband could not.
His treatment of the Lascarid heir of Nicaea, for which the patriarch Arsenius excommunicated him, appalled many of his own subjects and provoked what was known as the Arsenite schism in the Byzantine Church.
In 1997, 40 years after their historic purchase, the series's final painting, Version O, for which they had paid $26,632, was sold at auction by their heirs for $31.9 million.
We are the heirs of the fortitude and foresight of generations past, and it is a legacy for which my own country is rightfully proud.
In the early 1970s, the Metropolitan Museum brought a lawsuit against the heirs of Joan Whitney Payson to collect more than $3 million that she had promised the museum for the construction of its American Wing but which the heirs chose not to give.
Many private foundations are chartered to include guaranteed employment for heirs, which can be comforting to donors.
It's worth watching for a delightful sequence in which the heir to the throne is required to ring on a doorbell, a task he treats with the kind of amused bewilderment others might employ for tackling an unfamiliar piece of computer equipment.
