The Liability Clause in a Will Serves What Purpose

question 77

Multiple Choice

The liability clause in a will serves what purpose?

• A)It holds the executor legally liable for any mistakes made in the administration of the will.
• B)It absolves the executor of legal liability for any mistakes made in the administration of the will.
• C)It holds the executor legally liable for any mistakes made in the administration of the will on in the case of gross negligence.
• D)It absolves the executor of legal liability for any mistakes made in the administration of the will if the executor acted in good faith.

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