Ala. Code § 43-2-112
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Section 43-2-112 Executor or Administrator of Decedent Who Wasted or Converted Another Decedent’s Assets
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The executor or administrator of any decedent who, as executor, administrator, or otherwise, has wasted or converted to his or her own use any assets of any other decedent is liable in the same manner as his or her testator or intestate would have been if living.
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