executor , also: executer

I was the executor of a law made by man.

If the executor cannot see to this, may the secretary of state take on the job.

"So in the will he names you and me his executors."

As his father's executor, she must have been dealing with him for years.

"As executor of the will, you must surely have seen her during the last few months."

His plan all along was to continue to act as the executor of the estate in order to control the money.

An executor needs to know everything about setting up the event.

A funeral could not be held until an executor was named.

He receives a call from the executor of the Judge's will.

The will seems to give the executors much freedom about what to sell.

He demanded that the executors give everything left in the Will to the school.

"There's no way to get in touch with the executors of his will?"

Maybe the owners had died and it was in the hands of executors?

He was the executor for the trust my grandfather left me.

I'd never been an executor before, but tried to pretend that I knew all about it.

In Scotland the term executor is used whether or not there's a will.

But God knew the man was under enough stress for any three bishops executor.

An executor is someone who carries something out, such as the administration of an estate.

Instructions were left for the business to be carried on by executors.

The member acts as the contact and executor of the campaign.

Naturally we see a will after its author is dead, when his or her executor comes to take it.

"Then can you explain why Alicia went outside of the family for an executor?"

You can select an individual, a trust company or a bank as the executor of your will.

On the other hand executors can decide to donate the body.

"I think we'll have a surplus to return to the executor."