Intestate succession definition

Intestate succession means succession to property of a decedent who dies intestate or partially intestate.
Intestate succession means succession to real property, personal property or assets of a decedent who dies intestate or partially intestate.
Intestate succession means succession to property of a decedent who dies intestate

Examples of Intestate succession in a sentence

  • Contractual succession is illegal, except when expressly authorised by law.(3) Intestate succession is either free or forced.

  • Intestate succession – New Brunswick: Stanley Mutual Insurance Co. v.

  • Intestate succession through the male line forestalls the partitioning of an estate, and keeps it intact for the support of the widow, unmarried daughters and younger sons.

  • The payment is calculated from the time at which the overtime work began.

  • Intestate succession in terms of African Customary Law is based on the principle of primogeniture.


More Definitions of Intestate succession

Intestate succession means suc- cession to property of a decedent who dies intestate or partially intestate.
Intestate succession means succession to property of a decedent who dies without a will or with a will that has certain provisions which are not valid.
Intestate succession means succession to property of a
Intestate succession. , means succession by, through, or from a person, either by lineal or collateral descent, without benefit of a will.
Intestate succession means succession by, through, or from a person, both lineal and collateral, as provided in sections 105 to 113.
Intestate succession means distribution of an inheritance without a Will.
Intestate succession means the succession of property of a decedent who passes without a will or with a will that has certain provisions which are not valid, i.e. no longer alive or available.