29. Power to grant representation where no estate.

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Succession Act, 1965 (No. 27)
Part IV Grants of Representation (ss. 26-44)
29. Power to grant representation where no estate.

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Version status: In force | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes

Version date: 1 January 1967 - onwards

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The High Court shall have jurisdiction to make a grant of representation in respect of a deceased person, notwithstanding that the deceased left no estate in the State, and to make a de bonis non or other form of grant in respect of unadministered estate, notwithstanding that there is no unadministered estate of the deceased in the State.

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