ABSTRACT
Clem, a widower, died five months ago. By his will, he appointed his former partner, Morgan, to be his sole executor and left the entire estate to his daughter, Gemma, who survived him. In the first four weeks following the death of Clem, Morgan arranged the funeral, collected insurance monies on Clem’s life and paid the funeral account. Since then, Morgan, who spends long periods looking after business interests in New York, has done nothing within the estate.
