administratrix

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administratrix

Older term meaning a female appointed by a court to administer the estate of another, usually someone who died without a will.The male position was called an administrator. (Today, the term administrator is considered gender-neutral.)

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administrator			CASE FACTS: Jacquelyn Kreinheder, as mother an administratrix of the estate of Leah Jones-Kreinheder, brought suit for medical malpractice against Drs. NY: summary judgment for Dr. Denied: nurse 'recalled' his presence ... by Tammelleo, A. David / Nursing Law's Regan Report CASE FACTS: Arlene Secondo, as the Administratrix of the Estate of David Secondo, as well as herself (individually) filed suit for medical malpractice resulting in the wrongful death of David Secondo, against KRNH, Inc. NY: Dr.'s motion for summary judgment denied: court held a 'Triable ... by Tammelleo, A. David / Medical Law's Regan Report Suit was filed by the Administratrix of the decedent's estate against numerous defendants, including, without limitation thereto, Drs. $8.6 million verdict for decedent's estate affirmed by Tammelleo, A. David / Hospital Law's Regan Report			adjustments Adjustments in Appraisal Adjustments to Income Administered Price Administering Agency Administracion Nacional de Telecomunicationes Administration Administration Bond Administration Order Administrative Agency Administrative Budget Administrative Charge Administrative Exception Note Administrative Expense administrative expenses Administrative Law Administrative Law Judge Administrative Management Society Administrative Pricing Rules Administrative Protective Order Administrative Receiver Administrative Services Only Administrative Skills administrator administrator's deed administratrix administrivia Admiralty Court Admiralty Liability Admiralty Proceeding Admission Temporaire Admitted Assets Admitted Company Admitted Insurance Adnorm Adobe Systems, Inc. Adopter Categories Adoption Credit ADP Adquisicion Adquisicion de defensa Adquisicion furtive ADR ADR Index ADR Ratio Ads adult ADV Form advance Advance Against Collection Advance Canvass			Administrator of General Services administrator of justice administrator of the decedent’s estate Administrator on Call Administrator on Duty Administrator Software Development Kit Administrator Work Bench administrator's deed Administrator's Deeds Administrator's Discretionary Fund Administrator's Tracking System Administrators Administrators Administrators Administrators Administrators Administrators Association of the NIEHS Center Program Administrators In Medicine Administrators in Oncology/Hematology Assembly Administrators of Internal Medicine Administrators of Small Public Libraries of Ontario Administrators of Volunteer Resources BC Administrators' Noticeboard Administrators' Noticeboard/Incidents Administratorship Administratorship administratrices administratrices administratrices Administratrices Scolaire administratrix administratrixes administratrixes administratrixes administrivia administrivia administrivia ADMINMOD ADMINO ADMINORD ADMINPLAN ADMINREP ADMINRPT Admins Admins Admins Admins Admins Admins Helping Admins Admins. Admins. Admins. Admins. Admins. Adminship Adminship Adminship Adminship Adminship Adminsitrative Assistant Adminst

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