Murakami v Murakami; Murakami Re the Estate of Murakami; Murakami v Wiryadi [2005] NSWSC 953
The special grant of letters of administration ad litem to Takako Murakami was revoked because her affidavit contained material misstatements and failed to disclose that Ryuji and Ryuzo Murakami were also entitled to the estate under Indonesian law; these omissions were material to the court's decision to grant relief.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 26 September 2005
- Procedural Posture
- Probate Application to Revoke Ex Parte Grant of Letters of Administration Ad Litem / Judgment on Motion to Revoke Special Grant of Administration
- Outcome
- Special grant of letters of administration ad litem to Takako Murakami revoked.
- Legal Topics
- ['letters of Administration' 'revocation of Ex Parte Orders' 'disclosure Obligations' 'entitlement to Probate']
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Procedural Posture
Probate Application to Revoke Ex Parte Grant of Letters of Administration Ad Litem / Judgment on Motion to Revoke Special Grant of Administration
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether special grant of letters of administration ad litem should be revoked for non-disclosure and material misstatements']
Ratio Decidendi
The special grant of letters of administration ad litem to Takako Murakami was revoked because her affidavit contained material misstatements and failed to disclose that Ryuji and Ryuzo Murakami were also entitled to the estate under Indonesian law; these omissions were material to the court's decision to grant relief.
Court Disposition
Special grant of letters of administration ad litem to Takako Murakami revoked.
Orders
- ["Order that the question 'Should the special grant be revoked because the person obtaining the grant failed to disclose material matters' be determined as a separate issue." "Answer the separate question 'Yes' and direct that answer be recorded." 'Order the grant of letters of administration ad litem to Takako...
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