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Limit Of Liability – Division Not According to Law
What is the limit of the heirs' responsibility for the deceased's death, where the division is not made according to inheritance law?
Where the division of the estate is not made according to the Inheritance Act of 1965 the heirs could find themselves responsible for estate debts up until the value of the whole estate at the time of the division.
Creditor's Choice Re Debt Recovery
What restrictions are there regarding a creditor's choice of heir/s from whom he can recover debts?
A creditor is not restricted, and can sue all the debt from one particular heir, and does not have to bring action against all the heirs.
Option For Heir Who Pays Creditors
What options are available to an heir who pays off estate debts to the deceased's creditors?
An heir who paid off estate debts to a creditor is entitled to demand that the other heirs participate in the payment.
Risk - Heir Who Can't Prove Value of Inheritance
What risks does an heir who cannot manage to prove the value of the inheritance he receives , run?
He/she runs the risk of being exposed to unlimited liability for estate debts.
Creditors Not Invited
What happens if the estate is divided without the debts known at the time being paid and without the creditors being invited to put in their claims?
Each heir will be responsible for the debts up to the value of the whole estate.
Heir Ignorant of Debt
If the heir did not know that a debt owed to a creditor existed when the estate was divided, will he still bear responsibility regarding the whole estate?
No, if he can prove that he did not know of the debt when the estate was divided, his liability will be limited up to a maximum equivalent to his share of the estate.
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Value of Estate
Who bears the burden of proving the value of the estate or what an heir received from it?
The heir.
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