Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Trinidad and Tobago
Inventory of the particulars of the estate of the deceased. What does this statement mean
Asked on 4/06/18, 5:19 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
ANAND SEEPERSAD
ANAND SEEPERSAD ATTORNEY AT LAW
An inventory is a list of all of the assets of the deceased the administrator(s) or executor(s) have listed as belonging to the deceased and are applying for in relation to the deceased estate. This must be a complete list. If an item is omitted from the inventory the administrator or executor has no legal authority to deal with same. The inventory has to be amended to include any omitted asset before the administrator or executor can distribute same.
Anand Seepersad [email protected]
Answered on 4/09/18, 12:24 pm
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