Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
grant of representation
Lithuanian translation:
Įgaliojimas tvarkyti mirusiojo turtą/įgaliojimas tvarkyti su paveldėjimu susijusius reikalus
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English term
grant of representation
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Įgaliojimas tvarkyti mirusiojo turtą/įgaliojimas tvarkyti su paveldėjimu susijusius reikalus
Rūšys:
Grant of probate – įgaliojimas vykdyti testamente išreikštą valią
Grant of the Letters of Administration – įgaliojimas tvarkyti mirusiojo turtą (jeigu asmuo mirė nepalikęs testamento)
Grant of probate – įgaliojimas vykdyti testamente išreikštą valią
Grant of the Letters of Administration – įgaliojimas tvarkyti mirusiojo turtą (jeigu asmuo mirė nepalikęs testamento)
Example sentence:
A grant of representation is a document granted under seal by the High Court which gives authority to a named person (or persons) to deal with a deceased’s person’s estate.
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There are three common types of grant of representation:
1.Grant of probate, if the applicants are executors appointed in the deceased's will;
2.Grant of letters of administration, if there is no will, or a will but no executors are willing or able to act (this is the applicable grant if the deceased died "intestate", without a valid will); and
3.Grant of letters of administration with will annexed, if there is a will but none of the executors is willing or able to act.
Together, all three grants are known as grants of representation. They serve the same purpose: to prove the personal representatives have authority to deal with the estate.
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1.Grant of probate, if the applicants are executors appointed in the deceased's will;
2.Grant of letters of administration, if there is no will, or a will but no executors are willing or able to act (this is the applicable grant if the deceased died "intestate", without a valid will); and
3.Grant of letters of administration with will annexed, if there is a will but none of the executors is willing or able to act.
Together, all three grants are known as grants of representation. They serve the same purpose: to prove the personal representatives have authority to deal with the estate.
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