A grantee of Letters of Administration, whether with or without a Will annexed, from a Singapore Family Court shall give security for the due administration of the estate by way of an Administration Bond and 2 Sureties in the following circumstances:
For death after 14 February 2008, an application for the dispensation of sureties pursuant to section 29(3) of the Probate and Administration Act (Cap. 251) shall be made by way of a summons supported by an affidavit deposed to by all the administrators and co-administrators (if any) stating the following:
Yes, you may apply to Reseal the Grant in Singapore if you have already obtained a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration in any part of the Commonwealth or other approved country or territory, such as Hong Kong SAR. Upon successful application, the Supreme Court (High Court) of Singapore will issue a Memorandum of […]
If you have already obtained a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration in any part of the Commonwealth or other approved country or territory, such as Hong Kong SAR, you may reseal the Grant of Representation in the Singapore High Court. Resealing is the process whereby the Singapore High Court will “rubber stamp” the original […]
If a deceased person died without a Will, i.e. intestacy, then then rules of distribution of his/her estate is governed by intestate laws.
Generally, the rules of distribution are as follows (in order of priority):
Rule 1
If an intestate dies leaving a surviving spouse, no issue and no parent, the spouse shall be entitled […]
Singapore’s intestacy regime is set out in the Intestate Succession Act (Cap. 146).
Under the Act, the movable property of an intestate will be distributed according to the laws of the country in which he/she was domiciled at the time of his/her death, while the distribution of Singapore immovable property will be regulated by Singapore intestacy […]
Prior to the extraction of the Grant of Letters of Administration (including for Resealing of Letters of Administration cases), the Court may require the Administrator(s) (“the Applicant”) to provide 2 sureties for the Court’s consideration.
A surety is someone who is responsible or liable for the action or conduct of the Administrator(s).
Generally, the following particulars of […]
Under Intestate law, the following persons are entitled to apply to be appointed as the Administrator(s) of the deceased’s estate in order of priority:
In simple cases, the following additional documents are required:-
The following additional documents are required:
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