The Law and Practice Relating to the Passing of Executors' Accounts (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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N o apology is necessary for the number of Ameri can eases referred to, more especially in the chapters dealing With testamentary expenses and allowances to and the liabilities of executors and administrators. Much of the law in this respect is grounded on habits and customs of life, and, in many respects, our habits and customs assimilate more closely to those of Ameri cans than to those of Britons. Apart from this the decisions of the American courts, more especially those of the Eastern and south-eastern States, are deservedly held in high repute.

I had hoped to be able to incorporate in the Appen dix the new Surrogate Court Rules, but these appear to be no nearer promulgation now than a year ago.

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