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The Court of Appeal dismissed a review application, holding the complaint raised appeal-type issues rather than a manifest error, nullity, lack of jurisdiction, or illegality.
The High Court held that the plaintiffs were not lawful co-owners because the transfer of title did not comply with mandatory succession procedures.
Helena Aliseni lacked legal standing to sue over the co-owned land without first obtaining letters of administration for her late husband's estate; thus, the trial was improper for lack of probate administration.
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The respondent lacked locus standi to sue over the co-owned land without first obtaining letters of administration for her late husband's estate; thus, the trial was improper for lack of probate administration.
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