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Home · Laws · Succession Act, 1925 · Section 266

Section 266: District judge's powers as to grant of probate and administration

The Succession Act · Federal Acts · Part IX · in_force

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The District Judge shall have the like powers and authority in relation to the granting of probate and letters of administration, and all matters connected therewith, as are by law vested in him in relation to any civil suit or proceeding pending in his Court.

Related sections

Section 265: Power to appoint delegate of district judge to deal with noncontentious casesSection 267: District judge may order person to produce testamentary papersSection 264: Jurisdiction of district judge in granting and revoking probates, etcSection 268: Proceedings of district judge's court in relation to probate and administrationSection 263: Revocation or annulment for just cause CHAPTER IV Of the practice in granting and revoking probates and letters of administrationSection 269: When and how district judge to interfere for protection of property
← Section 265: Power to appoint delegate of district judge to deal with noncontentious casesSection 267: District judge may order person to produce testamentary papers →

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