Executor de son tort definition

Executor de son tort means a person who assumes to act as an Executor of the Estate without any lawful Warrant or authority granted by the General Executor and Guardian, but, who, by his intermeddling, makes himself liable and therefore subject to punitive action; and

Related to Executor de son tort

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