The practitioner's guide to the duties of executors & administrators from death to distribution: with which is incorporated Layton & Hart's Practical guide to the making and proving of wills.

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<sourceLibrary>Georgia University Law Library

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<Notes>The first portion of this work, which was founded on 'Layton and Hart's Practical Guide to the Making and Proving of Wills,' has in this edition been re-arranged and largely re-written."--Pref. to 3rd ed., p. [v] Includes extracts from relevant statutes

<imprintFull>London : Waterlow Bros. & Layton, 1906. <collation>xxxv, 367, cccxlii p. ; 26 cm