32A

Provision for Public Trustee to manage estates of persons in other parts of the world

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If an authority invested by the laws of any proclaimed state with the custody or administration of the estate of a person who is incapable of managing his affairs by reason of age, disease, illness or physical or mental infirmity—

(a)

certifies in writing under his hand to the Public Trustee that the person has property in this State; and

(b)

by instrument in writing under his hand authorises the Public Trustee to manage the property of that person within this State, the

Public Trustee shall have and may exercise in respect of that property all the powers that he could exercise if he were the manager of the estate of that person.

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