in the matter of the estate of the late obed laizer vs in the matter of an application for letters of administration by suzan obed laizer 2023 tzhc 19428 31 july 2023.
The petitioner, as widow and prior administratrix, is entitled to letters of administration for the unadministered properties discovered after closure of the previous probate cause.
- Citation
- in the matter of the estate of the late obed laizer vs in the matter of an application for letters of administration by suzan obed laizer 2023 tzhc 19428 31 july 2023.
- Parties
- Petitioner: Suzan Obed Laizer; Deceased: Obed Boaz Laizer
- Court
- TZHC
- Jurisdiction
- Tanzania
- Judgment Date
- 31 July 2023
- Procedural Posture
- Probate & Administration Cause / Ruling on Petition for Letters of Administration for Unadministered Estate
- Outcome
- Petition granted
- Legal Topics
- Letters of Administration, Unadministered Estate, Intestate Succession
- Source Language
- English
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Parties
Suzan Obed Laizer
Petitioner
Obed Boaz Laizer
Deceased
Procedural Posture
Probate & Administration Cause / Ruling on Petition for Letters of Administration for Unadministered Estate
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the petitioner should be granted letters of administration for the unadministered estate of the deceased
Ratio Decidendi
The petitioner, as widow and prior administratrix, is entitled to letters of administration for the unadministered properties discovered after closure of the previous probate cause.
Court Disposition
Petition granted
Orders
- Petitioner granted letters of administration for the unadministered estate
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