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Home · Laws · Succession Act, 1925 · Section 366

Section 366: Residue after usual payments to be paid to residuary legatee

The Succession Act · Federal Acts · Part IX · in_force

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The surplus or residue of the deceased’s property, after payment of debts and legacies, shall be paid to the residuary legatee when any has been appointed by the will.

Related sections

Section 365: Refunding to be without interestSection 367: Transfer of assets from Pakistan to executor or administrator in country of domicile for distribution CHAPTER XIII Liability of an executor or administrator for devastationSection 364: Limit to refunding of one legatee to anotherSection 368: Liability of executor or administrator for devastationSection 363: When unsatisfied legatee must first proceed against executor, if solventSection 369: Liability of executor or administrator for neglect to get any part of property
← Section 365: Refunding to be without interestSection 367: Transfer of assets from Pakistan to executor or administrator in country of domicile for distribution CHAPTER XIII Liability of an executor or administrator for devastation →

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