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← Probate and Administration Act 1934

Probate and Administration Act 1934 s 4

Probate and Administration Act 1934 s 4

s 4 Constructive renunciation

4.—(1) Any person having or claiming any interest in the estate of a deceased person, or any creditor of a deceased person, may, without applying for probate or letters of administration, cause to be issued a citation directed to the executor or executors appointed by the deceased’s will, or to any person appearing to have a prior right to probate or letters of administration, calling upon the person cited to accept or renounce that right. (2) Any person so cited may file a notice of intention to contest or not to contest the citation, but if he fails to file the notice within the time permitted, he shall be deemed to have renounced his right.[Act 18 of 2023 wef 15/10/2024] (3) If, having filed a notice of intention to contest, the person so cited does not proceed to apply for probate or letters of administration, the person so citing may apply for an order that the person cited, unless he applies for and obtains a grant within a time limited by the order, shall be deemed to have renounced his right thereto, and an order may be made accordingly.[Act 18 of 2023 wef 15/10/2024]

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