fue elegida para ser su ALBACEA
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executrix ("elegida" indicates a woman) Explanation: But yes, among the meanings of albacea you have "administrator/-trix". Types other than "albacea testamentario": albacea adjunto, co-executor albacea dativo, executor dative (appointed by the court) albacea en sustitución, executor by substitution albacea de bonis non administratis albacea sucesivo (see en sustitución) albacea torticero albacea universal Dicc. T�rminos Jur�dicos,Alcaraz |
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executrix ("elegida" indicates a woman) Explanation: But yes, among the meanings of albacea you have "administrator/-trix". Types other than "albacea testamentario": albacea adjunto, co-executor albacea dativo, executor dative (appointed by the court) albacea en sustitución, executor by substitution albacea de bonis non administratis albacea sucesivo (see en sustitución) albacea torticero albacea universal Dicc. T�rminos Jur�dicos,Alcaraz |
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I was put in charge of...I was made supervisor of... Explanation: This is if you are looking for less rigid and more on the general terminology side. Saludos, Bye |
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Executor/trix - Compare with Administrator/trix Explanation: Administrator:A person appointed by the court to administer the assets and liabilities of a decedent (i.e. the deceased). Such person may be a male or a female (administratix). If the person performing these probate services is named by the decedent's will, he is designated as the executor, or she the executrix of the estate. Executor/trix: a person appointed by a testator to carry out the directions and requests in his will, and to dispose of the property according to his testamentary provisions after his decease. "Personal representative" includes "executor". Compare Administrator. I hope this helps to clarify. Good luck! Black's law Dictionary |
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