A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS BY SIR EDWARD VAUGHAN WILLIAMS, (Late one of the Judges of her Majesty's Court of Common Pleas). Ninth English Edition BY SIR ROLAND L. VAUGHAN WILLIAMS, KNT., Seventh American Edition BY JOSEPH F. RANDOLPH AND WILLIAM TALCOTT, OF THE NEW JERSEY BAR. IN THREE VOLUMES. VOLUME II. JERSEY CITY. FREDERICK D. LINN & CO., LAW PUBLISHERS. TABLE OF CONTENTS. PART II. BOOK CHAP. I.-To what Choses in Action the Executor or Administrator is Entitled, which the Deceased might have put in Suit. SECT. 1.-The General Question as to what Actions Survive to the Executor or SECT. 2.-Particular Instances where the Executor or Administrator is En- titled to Choses in Action which the Deceased might have put in Suit, SECT. 3.-The Right of an Executor or Administrator to Choses in Action as it Respects Husband and Wife. p. 736. CHAP. II.-To what Choses in Action the Executor or Adminis- CHAP. III.—Of the Title of an Executor or Administrator to the Executory and Contingent Interests of the Testator or Intestate. p. 771. CHAP. IV. Of the Continuance by the Executor or Administrator |