The Executor

kmdr executor

Kommander Executor

Kommander Executor

Executor for Programmers

kmdr executor c quanta

Optional External program executor

Executor for Kommander dialogs

Executor of His own will.

the Executor of what He wills.

The executor, called kmdr executor, runs kommander scripts. It loads. kmdr files and dynamically produces a fully functional dialog.

Remote shell command executor and LAN manager

He's named in your father's will as cotrustee and executor.

Article 93, concerning testamentary guardianship, stipulates that the testamentary guardian must be of the Islamic faith, judicious, capable, upright and a good administrator and that if he does not fulfil the aforesaid conditions, the judge may dismiss him .

And being her guardian, naturally, you'll be the sole executor of her estate.

It is also possible that Osgood persuaded Poe to name Griswold as his executor.

Rexx ( Restructured Extended Executor ) is an interpreted programming language developed at IBM by Mike Cowlishaw.

I speak not as a medical man but as a trustee and executor of Sir Charles's will.

Article 98 states that the testamentary guardian shall be liable for any damage to the assets of his ward resulting from his negligence .

Executor is a component of the Kommander dialog system that executes. kmdr files given as arguments or via stdin

OAS could not be a mere executor of decisions issuing from the United Nations or any of its organs.

This also applies to funds that have been given to the minor for his her absolute use by way of gift or testamentary disposition.

Such acts require the authorization either of the legal guardian or of the testamentary guardian if there is any uncertainty regarding benefit or prejudice.

Such acts require the authorization either of the legal guardian or of the testamentary guardian if there is any uncertainty regarding benefit or prejudice.

Then we will say to his executor, 'We did not witness the destruction of his family, and indeed, we are truthful.'

The LAC unsuccessfully approached the executor of the estate requesting that Ruby be considered as a lawful heir to the estate.

Together with G. H. von Wright and G. E. M. Anscombe he was appointed by Wittgenstein as one his literary executor.

He died at 80 years of age from a pulmonary embolism and is buried in the Grand Lancy Cemetery of Geneva, next to his parents, as per his testamentary wishes.

All Member States except for the UK (specifically, England and Wales) grant a compulsory share of the inheritance to close family members, regardless of any testamentary dispositions by the deceased.

... that you can use Kommander to create custom dialogs for Quanta? Open the editor with kmdr editor or run a dialog with kmdr executor mydialog. kmdr.

Lovecraft had specified that the young R. H. Barlow would serve as executor of his literary estate, but these instructions had not been incorporated into his will.

(a) subjects the administration and liquidation of the succession to the appointment of an administrator or executor of the will via an authority located in this Member State.

Robin Ody, a close friend and the executor of her will (in which all the beneficiaries were women), summed her up as the Edwardian phenomenon of the new woman .

'testamentary disposition' means any legal document, according to the national law of the Member State where the testator is resident, which describes how the testator's property is to be managed and distributed after his her death

He remained chancellor until his retirement in 1380, following the death of Charles, who made him executor of his will he then became maître des requêtes to the parlement de Paris.

Julian (or Jules) Fontana (31 July 181023 December 1869) was a Polish pianist, composer, lawyer, author, translator, and entrepreneur, best remembered as a close friend and musical executor of Frédéric Chopin.

(k) the list of acts that the heir, legatee, executor of the will and or administrator may perform on the property to the succession pursuant to the law applicable to the succession.

Under the terms of the will of Thomas Harriot, who died on 2 July 1621, Hues and Warner were given the responsibility of helping Harriot's executor Nathaniel Torporley to prepare Harriot's mathematical papers for publication.

Wittgenstein named her, along with Rush Rhees and Georg Henrik von Wright, as his literary executor, and after his death in 1951 she was responsible for editing, translating, and publishing many of Wittgenstein's manuscripts and notebooks.

He said that Griswold is not only incompetent to Edit any of Poe's works, but totally unconscious of the duties which he and every man who sets himself up as a Literary Executor, owe the dead .

Actions taken by of one of the heirs or his representative in administering the succession in a country where an executor need not be appointed should not constitute implicit acceptance of the succession without the benefit of inventory.

The enactment of this bill into law will give the courts power to appoint administrators in such cases or to sanction acts performed on behalf of disabled persons including the testamentary disposition of property such persons will therefore enjoy equality in the exercise of their rights despite their disabilities.

Thus Aaron, the first priest, ranks below Moses he is his mouthpiece, and the executor of the will of God revealed through Moses, although it is pointed out that it is said fifteen times in the Pentateuch that the Lord spoke to Moses and Aaron.

A child who has turned 15 years has the free disposal of anything earned by his or her own occupation or given as a gift or testamentary legacy to the child in question, as set out in the Royal Order on the entry into force for Greenland of the Danish Legal Capacity Act.

(e) The review of applications for the withdrawal, termination, interruption or restoration of guardianship the naming and designation of testamentary executors the processing of applications for placement under guardianship and for the issuance of missing person's declarations and all other matters relating to legal incapacity, diminished legal capacity, missing persons, and the foetus