Rules governing the appointment of an executor of a will under Greek inheritance law
Article 2017 of the Hellenic Civil Code states that an executor for the will is only to be appointed by the testator and only if there is a will. Appointment is made exclusively by the testator of the estate and cannot be dependent on the opinion of a third party (such as an heir). The appointment of the executor of the will cannot be done by means of an inter vivos deed entered into by the testator but only by the will and consequently in that regard it follows the terms and conditions under which a will is valid. Article 2018...
Continue reading