- APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER PENDING GRANT, CONTENT OF CHAMBER SUMMONS
- PROCEDURE FOR GRANT PENDENTLITE
- CHILD BORN OUT THE WEDLOCK HAS RIGHT TO INHERIT
- WHERE ILLEGALITY IS RAISED IT SUFFICES AS GOOD CAUSE TO AN EXTENSION OF TIME
- FACTOR TO BE CONSIDERED WHERE THERE IS DISPUTES OF PATENITY
- JOINT ADMINISTRATOR
- FAILURE TO FILE INVENTORY IS GROUND FOR REVOCATION
- PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATE ACT DOES NOT APPLY FOR THE MATTER ORIGINATED FROM PRIMARY COURT
- FAILURE TO FILE INVENTORY IS GROUND TO BE RE-APPOINTED AS ADMINISTRATOR
- DUTY OF ADMINISTRATOR IS TO FILE INVENTORY
- ADMINISTRATOR WILL BE CRIMINAL LIABLE FOR MISAPPROPRIATION OF PROPERTY
- DUTIES OF ADMINISTRATOR
- PROCEDURE FOR APPLICATION OF LETTER OF ADMINISTRATION IN PRIMARY COURT
- CLAN/FAMILY MEETING IS MANDATORY FOR APPOINTMEN
Attachments
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POWER AND DUTIES OF ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED BY PRIMARY COURTS
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A PERSON WITH AN INTERST IN THE ESTATES OF A DECEASED IN WHICH, A PETITION FOR GRANT OF PROBATE OR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN LODGED IS REQUIRED TO ENTER A CAVEAT
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INTERPRETATION OF THE WILL INTENTION OF THE TESTATOR
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INVENTORIES ARE USED IN PROCEEDINGS INVLOVING PERISHABLE ITEMS
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LOCUS STANDI-ONLY ADMINISTRATOR IS ENTITLED TO SUE ON BEHALF OF THE DECEASED-S.71 OF THE PAEA
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NO SUBSEQUENT APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR UNLESS THE FORMER APPOINTMENT IS ANNULLED OR REVOKED
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THE COURT OF APPEAL CANNOT CONSIDER RELIEF THAT OUGHT TO HAVE BEEN SOUGHT IN THE TRIAL COURT BELOW BUT WAS NOT
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THE PROCEDURE IN JOINING THE LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE IN PLACE OF THE DECEASED
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Jurisdiction on Probate Matters
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Clan Meeting
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Clan Meeting2
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Where the Deceased Property is in Dispute, the Interested Person May Sue the Administrator, The Right to Heard,
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Administrator may lawfully sell estate land absent proof of prior lawful distribution
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administrators and transmission of shares by operation of law
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Caveat
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Closure of probate without summoning a co
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heirs and distribution
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Letters of administration granted for an intestate estate where applicant satisfied statutory requirements and no caveat opposed the application
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locus standi to appeal
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locus standi
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Only grantee of letters of administration may represent estate
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Primary Court lacked jurisdiction to reopen concluded probate
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Probate and Administration Act s
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Probate and administration
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PROBATE CASES
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Probate court misdirected by resolving matrimonial status
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production and tendering of Wills in primary courts
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Requirement of heirs
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Revision court improperly set aside letters of administration
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Summary judgment for unpaid statutory and additional social security contributions after employer defaulted and failed to defend
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Suo motu revision improperly quashed Primary Court probate proceedings
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The court granted letters of administration after finding full compliance with probate rules and directed opening a Special Mirathi Account
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Whether polygamy and customary practices displace Christian personal law for probate jurisdiction