Considering our esteemed decedent asserted intellectual property rights
in the material, I presume you are dealing with a person with authority
to represent the SK's Estate. I won't comment on the pecuniary value
thereof, but I suspect obtaining permission from a party lacking proper
authority would be unenforceable opposing any claim asserted by a proper
entity in interest. Example: Does a licensed ham son who is not the
Personal Representative of the decedent's Estate have authority to waive
or convey rights devised to a widow in a testamentary document, or which
belong to heirs in case of intestacy?
Not being critical... just thinking out loud... as it might be important
to deal with a proper party with authority to bind the
Estate.
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On 1/15/2014 1:55 AM, 73@73.am wrote:
Am in contact with a family member and think a deal is all set!
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