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authority is
known as an
executor de son tort. Such a person's
actions can
subsequently be
ratified by the
lawful executors or
administrators if the actions...
- A
trustee de son tort is a
person who may be
regarded as
owing fiduciary duties by a
course of
conduct that
amounts to a wrong, or a
tort. Accordingly...
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Richardson Chief Justice de Common Banc al ****ises
de Salisbury in
Summer 1631 fuit ****ault per
prisoner la
condemne pur felony, que puis
son condemnation ject...
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under the rule
against perpetuities include the
slothful executor (a
situation where the
executor of the
estate does not
probate the will for many years...
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August 2021.
Cases Illustrating the
Principles of the Laws of
Torts, p. 476, at
Google Books Foëx,
Benedict (2017). "Intro. aux art. 641–645...
- (estate) is to be
distributed after their death and as to
which person (
executor) is to
manage the
property until its
final distribution. For the distribution...
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de l'enfance « irrégulière ». Le
Temps de l'histoire (in French) (18): 233–251. doi:10.4000/rhei.3957. ISSN 1287-2431.
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Tort...
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Prosser and
Keeton on
Torts. St. Paul: West Publishing. ISBN 0-314-74880-6. Prosser, W.; Wade, J.; Schwartz, V. (1982).
Torts,
University Casebook Series...
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Procedure Acts
Repeal Act 1879 (42 & 43 Vict. c. 59) (
Executors; writ of accompt) c. 23
Executors may have a Writ of Accompt. —
repealed by Administration...
- guardian, the
latter was in
equity their representative and
guardian de son tort and trustee, so that upon his
death and
until they
arrived at age, there...
