· 5/6/1918
Gill v. McFarland
Citations
- 102 Wash. 148
Syllabus
<p>Executors and Administrators—Order to Sell Real Estate— Construction. An order in prohate, directing the executor to “immediately mortgage or sell” a portion of the estate, contemplates that he take the necessary steps provided by statute for that purpose.</p>
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- “To make this determination, the court applies an objective standard based on the viewpoint of a reasonable official in light of the information then available to the defendant and the law that was clearly established at the time of the defendant's actions.”
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