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Home · Laws · Succession Act, 1925 · Section 305

Section 305: In respect of causes of action surviving deceased and debts due at death

The Succession Act · Federal Acts · Part IX · in_force

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An executor or administrator has the same power to sue in respect of all causes of action that survive the deceased, and may exercise the same power for the recovery of debts as the deceased has when living.

Related sections

Section 304: Liability of executor of his own wrong CHAPTER VI Powers of an executor or administratorSection 306: Demands and rights of action of or against deceased survive to and against executor or administratorSection 303: Executor of his own wrongSection 307: Power of executor or administrator to dispose of propertySection 302: Directions to executor or administrator CHAPTER V Executors of their own wrongSection 308: General powers of administration
← Section 304: Liability of executor of his own wrong CHAPTER VI Powers of an executor or administratorSection 306: Demands and rights of action of or against deceased survive to and against executor or administrator →

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