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I am seeking advice on the following issue as it relates to a deed of assent:
A will was left by a father leaving his estate to be shared equally amongst his children. (late 1800's)
The estate was probated, but the executors never executed a deed of assent.
letters of administration de bonis non has been granted to one of the beneficiaries under the original will in order to execute the deed of assents (2011)
however, the original beneficiaries (children of the deceased) has since died some leaving issue, others not.. can their names still appear on the deed of assent? or how should this be dealt with?
many thanks
A will was left by a father leaving his estate to be shared equally amongst his children. (late 1800's)
The estate was probated, but the executors never executed a deed of assent.
letters of administration de bonis non has been granted to one of the beneficiaries under the original will in order to execute the deed of assents (2011)
however, the original beneficiaries (children of the deceased) has since died some leaving issue, others not.. can their names still appear on the deed of assent? or how should this be dealt with?
many thanks
