letters testamentary. A probate-court order approving the appointment of an executor under a will and authorizing the executor to administer the estate. Cf. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. [Cases: Executors and Administrators 27, 32. C.J.S. Executors and Administrators §§ 79, 95, 102–103.] ancillary letters testamentary. Letters testamentary issued at a place where the testator owned property but […]
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A probate-court order approving the appointment of an executor under a will and authorizing the executor to administer the estate. Cf. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. [Cases: Executors and Administrators 27, 32. C.J.S. Executors and Administrators §§ 79, 95, 102–103.]
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Letters testamentary issued at the place where the testator was domiciled.
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Letters testamentary issued at a place where the testator owned property but did not have a domicile. • The executor or administrator is not authorized to act outside the issuing court’s territorial jurisdiction.
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testamentary letters 遗嘱执行人授权书 指由法院发给遗嘱执行人的管理遗产的授权证书。
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letters. Wills & estates. A court order giving official authority to a fiduciary to conduct appointed tasks. • Examples are letters of administration, letters of conservatorship, letters of guardianship, and letters testamentary. Unif. Probate Code § 1-201(23). See LETTER(2). [Cases: Executors and Administrators 27; Guardian and Ward 16. C.J.S. Executors and Administrators § 79.]
A formal document issued by a probate court to appoint the administrator of an estate. • Letters of administration originated in the Probate of Testaments Act of 1357 (31 Edw. 3, ch. 4), which provided that in case of intestacy the ordinary (a high-ranking ecclesiastical official within a territory) should depute the decedent’s closest friends
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letters of administration. A formal document issued by a probate court to appoint the administrator of an estate. • Letters of administration originated in the Probate of Testaments Act of 1357 (31 Edw. 3, ch. 4), which provided that in case of intestacy the ordinary (a high-ranking ecclesiastical official within a territory) should depute the
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appointment of executor 遗嘱执行人的指定 指在遗嘱中将某人确定为遗嘱执行人，负责实现遗嘱的内容。 (→letters testamentary)
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letter. 1. A written communication that is usu. enclosed in an envelope, sealed, stamped, and delivered (esp., an official written communication) (an opinion letter). 2. (usu. pl.) A written instrument containing or affirming a grant of some power or right (letters testamentary). [Cases: Executors and Administrators 27. C.J.S. Executors and Administrators § 79.] 3. Strict