KALVYN WILLIAM FRICKLETON HC WN CIV 2009-485-1903
The application under s6 was granted because the respondent withdrew his opposition; accordingly the court removed the respondent as executor and probate is to be granted solely to the applicant.
- Citation
- openlaw-4fd746ac_d2aa_4022_8e7f_40477564541c.pdf
- Parties
- Applicant / Executor: Carl William Frickleton; Respondent / Executor: Ernest William Gartrell; Deceased: Kalvyn William Frickleton
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- New Zealand
- Judgment Date
- 24 March 2010
- Procedural Posture
- Estate Administration (probate) / Application Under S6 Administration Act 1969 to Remove Executor; Oral Judgment (hearing 24 March 2010)
- Outcome
- Application granted.
- Legal Topics
- Removal of Executor, Administration Act 1969 S6, Granting Probate, Executor Disqualification
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Parties
Carl William Frickleton
Applicant / Executor
Ernest William Gartrell
Respondent / Executor
Kalvyn William Frickleton
Deceased
Procedural Posture
Estate Administration (probate) / Application Under S6 Administration Act 1969 to Remove Executor; Oral Judgment (hearing 24 March 2010)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether an executor should be removed under s6 of the Administration Act 1969
- 2 Whether the respondent is prohibited from seeking probate
- 3 Effect of respondent's withdrawal of opposition
Ratio Decidendi
The application under s6 was granted because the respondent withdrew his opposition; accordingly the court removed the respondent as executor and probate is to be granted solely to the applicant.
Court Disposition
Application granted.
Orders
- Application pursuant to s6 Administration Act 1969 granted.
- Mr Ernest William Gartrell is removed as an executor of the estate of Kalvyn William Frickleton.
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