Sentence examples for sole executor from inspiring English sources

As the sole executor of his estate, she is "virtually the guardian of his artistic legacy".

"When Sylvia died Ted knew that Olwyn hated her and he appointed her as the sole executor for her work.

A will dated 18 January 2007, and filed 20 May 2015 under King's birth name, Riley B King, names Toney as sole executor of the estate.

Mr Wang senior argues that a will made by his son in 1968 named him as the sole executor and trustee of the estate and that Teddy had decided to leave nothing to his wife, whom he began wooing when she was 13, after he discovered that she was having an affair.

In 1984, shortly after Williams died, Charles Carroll — who, as the personal representative of the Southeast Banks of Florida, was the sole executor of Williams' estate until the will was probated, in June of 1988 — reconfirmed Leverich as Williams' official biographer.

In 1984, shortly after Williams died, Charles Carroll who, as the personal representative of the Southeast Banks of Florida, was the sole executor of Williams' estate until the will was probated, in June of 1988—reconfirmed Leverich as Williams' official biographer.

He was a writer and Susan was appointed sole literary executor and inherited his house.

The next day he wrote formally in his capacity as Gill's sole literary executor, giving me "unrestricted permission to quote from any unpublished Gill material in any library"'.

As sole literary executor, he had the power of permitting or forbidding me to quote from Gill's unpublished correspondence, diaries and other writings, most of which had been sold by Gill's widow Mary to the University of California at Los Angeles after his death in 1940.

We included a letter from our father, John S. D. Eisenhower, the sole heir and executor of Dwight D. Eisenhower's will, requesting a simple stone memorial and encouraging my sister Susan and me, President Eisenhower's granddaughters, to pursue this.

"An executor's sole duty is to carry out the provisions of the will," said Bruce Stone, a lawyer in Miami who specializes in estates.