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The applicant shall then visit the Estate Beneficiaries Support Unit at a scheduled time slot to swear/affirm in an affidavit as to the truthfulness and correctness of the affidavit and the schedule exhibited by the affidavit and collect the confirmation notice and a duplicate copy of the Schedule of Money.
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2. What are the differences between an estate with a Will and an estate ...
She had three children, A, B and C. C passed away one year ago. C had two children, D and E. (1) If my grandmother died with a will directing her estate be distributed among A, B and C evenly, how is the estate be distributed? (2) If my grandmother died intestate, how is the estate distributed? 8. The husband died without a will.
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The estate agents' services (with an overview of the sale and ... - CLIC
II. The estate agents' services (with an overview of the sale and purchase procedures) Although the vendor (seller) and the purchaser can directly deal with each other, they usually have to go through the following steps with the assistance of estate agents: An overview of the procedures for sale and purchase of property
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7. My grandmother just died and my grandfather died many years ago. She ...
In relation to scenario (2), according to s.4 of the Intestate’s Estates Ordinance, if the deceased leaves issue but no spouse, the residuary estate (i.e. the estate after deduction of the deceased’s debts, taxes, funeral, legal and administration expenses etc) will be distributed as follows:
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11. The allocation of estate has been clearly set out in a Will ... - CLIC
The allocation of estate has been clearly set out in a Will. Can this prevent all the disputes which may come out during the distribution process? One of the main functions of a Will is to provide instructions for distributing the estate according to the intention of the testator (person making the Will, i.e. the deceased).
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3. If the value of the deceased’s estate does not exceed $50,000, will the application procedure be different? 4. What happen if the value of the estate exceeds $50,000 but does not exceed $150,000? 5. How does one avoid intermeddling of the estate (handling the estate without permission) after abolition of the Estate Duty? 6.
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SALE & PURCHASE OF PROPERTY | Community Legal Information Centre ... - CLIC
The Estate Agency Agreement for Purchase of Residential Properties in Hong Kong (Form 4) is designed for Purchasers . This agreement is provided by the Estate Agents Authority in accordance with the Estate Agents Ordinance. It must be duly signed by you and your agent.
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PROBATE | Community Legal Information Centre (CLIC)
For an estate more than $50,000 but less than $150,000, and if the estate consists of only bank accounts and/ or mandatory provident fund money, you can apply for the estate be administered summarily without any grant under s.15 of the Probate and Administration Ordinance . You should apply to the Official Administrator for the exercise of his power to get in and administer the estate.
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1. Eligibility | Community Legal Information Centre (CLIC)
1. Eligibility. 1. Eligibility. Order of priority / Order of Entitlement. When a deceased died without a will, his next-of-kin who has a beneficial interest in the estate (“ next-of-kin with beneficial interests ”) shall be entitled to a grant of administration in the order of priority as set out in r.21 of Non-Contentious Probate Rules ...
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If the deceased leaves a spouse, but leaves no issue, parent, brother or sister of the whole blood (the same parents), or issue of a brother or sister of the whole blood, then the surviving husband or wife is absolutely entitled to the residuary estate (i.e. the whole sum after deduction of the deceased's debts, taxes, funeral, legal and ...
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