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Abstract
In order to present a clear picture of the problem involved herein two assumptions must be made before proceeding further: (a) that it is desirable to subject to the claims of his creditors the interest of a legatee or distributee, providing certain procedural and administrative difficulties, subsequently to be considered, can be overcome; (b) that there is no realty in the decedent's estate.
Recommended Citation
Herbert R. Whiting,
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS - RIGHTS OF CREDITORS OF LEGATEE OR DISTRIBUTEE DURING ADMINISTRATION OF DECEDENT'S ESTATE,
40
Mich. L. Rev.
267
(1941).
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