The Testamentary Executor in England and Elsewhere

First published in 1939, R.J.R. Goffin's book on the role of the testamentary executor remains a seminal work in the field of probate law. With a focus on the executor's duties and responsibilities in England and other common law jurisdictions, this book offers practical guidance for legal practitioners and laypersons alike.

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