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Legal Definitions - de bonis testatoris ac si
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Definition of de bonis testatoris ac si
de bonis testatoris ac si
De bonis testatoris ac si is a legal term that means an executor is responsible for the debts of the deceased person if there is not enough money in the estate to pay them. If the executor lies about releasing the debts, they can be held accountable.
- If a person dies and owes money to creditors, the executor of their estate must use the assets of the estate to pay off those debts. If there is not enough money in the estate, the executor may be held responsible for paying the remaining debts.
- If the executor lies about releasing the debts, they can be held accountable. For example, if the executor tells a creditor that the debt has been paid when it has not, they can be sued for fraud.
These examples illustrate how de bonis testatoris ac si is used in legal situations to ensure that the debts of a deceased person are paid and that the executor is held accountable for their actions.
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Simple Definition
De bonis testatoris ac si: This is a legal term that means if someone dies and leaves behind property or money, the person they chose to take care of their things (called the executor) is responsible for making sure everything is taken care of properly. If the person who died didn't have any property or money, then the executor is responsible for paying any debts or expenses from their own money. If the executor doesn't do their job correctly, they can be held responsible for any problems that come up.
A 'reasonable person' is a legal fiction I'm pretty sure I've never met.
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