Gould v Gould [2005] NSWSC 914
Because John Douglas Gould's continuance as executor impedes the administration of the estate, the grant of double probate to him must be revoked, and a fresh grant issued solely to Richard Kenneth Gould, with no further leave reserved to John Douglas Gould.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 08 September 2005
- Procedural Posture
- Succession; Probate Proceeding / Post Trial, Reserved Judgment on Form of Orders
- Outcome
- Grant of probate to John Douglas Gould is revoked, fresh probate granted solely to Richard Kenneth Gould, with further procedural directions as per orders.
- Legal Topics
- ['double Probate' 'revocation of Executors' 'form of Probate Orders']
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Procedural Posture
Succession; Probate Proceeding / Post Trial, Reserved Judgment on Form of Orders
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether double probate to John Douglas Gould should be revoked' 'Proper form of orders necessary after removal of an executor' 'Effect of revocation of grant(s) of probate and double probate']
Ratio Decidendi
Because John Douglas Gould's continuance as executor impedes the administration of the estate, the grant of double probate to him must be revoked, and a fresh grant issued solely to Richard Kenneth Gould, with no further leave reserved to John Douglas Gould.
Court Disposition
Grant of probate to John Douglas Gould is revoked, fresh probate granted solely to Richard Kenneth Gould, with further procedural directions as per orders.
Orders
- ['The grant of probate to Richard Kenneth Gould dated 10 April 2003 and the grant of double probate to John Douglas Gould dated 26 September 2003 be brought into the Registry.' 'Each such grant is hereby revoked.' 'All requirements of the Rules relating to a further grant of probate in the said Estate are dispensed...
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