Pritchard on the law of wills and administration of estates; embracing the law and practice in Tennessee, 6th ed.; 2007; 3v.
9781422417744
Pritchard on the law of wills and administration of estates; embracing the law and practice in Tennessee, 6th ed.; 2007; 3v.
Robinson, Jack W. et al.
LexisNexis
2007
608+ pages
$270.00
Hardcover
KFT144
First published in 1894, this venerable reference presents Tennessee law based on applicable statutes and published court decisions found in Tennessee Decisions of the South Western Reporter. The material is contained in 3 volumes, with sections on testamentary capacity and power, execution and revocation of wills, probate of wills, the appointment and qualification of executors and administrators, assets and inventory, and will forms, among other topics. Volume Three contains charts outlining the duties of an executor and the Tennessee Inheritance Tax, tables of cases and statutes, and a parallel reference table.
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