fiduciarius heres

fiduciarius heres (fi-d[y]oo-shee-air-ee-[schwa]s heer-eez). [Latin “fiduciary heir”] Roman law. A person formally named an heir in a testament, but in a fiduciary capacity, and charged to deliver the succession to the person designated by the testament.

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