a certificate containing the particulars referred to in subregulation (1) (i).
to the best of his knowledge and belief the account reflects all property of and all debts owing by the person for the administration of whose property he has been appointed and all income collected and debts, expenses and charges paid by him during the period covered by the account and that he is not aware of any disputed right to assets or liabilities.
7A. If the Master is satisfied that the non-compliance with any of the requirements mentioned in regulation 7 is not material, he can waive compliance therewith.
Provided that the remuneration in respect of any deceased estate shall not be less than R350. [Reg.
Valuations exceeding R20 000 up to and including R300 000: R160 for the first R20 000 and R2,20 per R1 000 or part thereof thereafter.
Valuations exceeding R300 000 up to and including R800 000: R780 for the first R300 000 and R1,50 per R1 000 or part thereof thereafter.
Valuations exceeding R800 000: R1 530 for the first R800 000 and R1,00 per R1 000 or part thereof thereafter.
'Continuous appraisement' shall mean an appraisement of two or more properties situated in the same locality or region where the facts and features considered in valuing one of them are of substantial assistance in valuing the other or others.
The statement and affidavit referred to in section 93(3) of the Act shall be prepared in the form set out in Forms D and E, respectively, in Schedule 1.
7 Ordinary place(s) of residence during the 12 months prior to death.
8 Date of 9 Place of birth.
16 State whether marriage was in or out of community of property.
22 (a) Was the signatory present at the deceased's death ?
Full name of deceased.
Full name of surviving spouse (in a case where spouses were married in community of property).
of all the property taken care of or administered by me.
Names and addresses of persons having an interest in the estate as heirs in whose presence this inventory was made (to be furnished in the case of any inventory under section 9 of the Act)....................................................................................................................................................................
Claims in favour of the * estate/minor under tutorship/person under curatorship.
1 Immovable property.
In terms of section 93(3) of the Administration of Estates Act, 1965, I , of , hereby furnish the undermentioned particulars of amounts which are not my property or subject to any valid lien, which were held by * me/an agent on my behalf on 31 December 19 ......., and have not been claimed within three months of the date of publication of the statement referred to in section 93(1) of the said Act.
I,, of, declare under oath that the attached statement of unclaimed moneys, dated 19.............., and signed by me, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief a true and complete exposition of the amounts which are to be deposited in the * Guardian's Fund of the Master of the Supreme Court at ....................................................../ the South African Bantu Trust Fund in terms of section 93(3) of the Administration of Estates Act, 1965.
is R15 000 or more but less than R17 000 42 is R17 000 or more for each complete further R2 000 with which the subject to a maximum fee of 600.
Where the deceased was one of two spouses married in community of property the said fees shall be assessed upon the gross assets of the joint estate.
Upon all unclaimed moneys being paid into the hands of a Master in pursuance of section 93 of the Act or for account of absent or unknown creditors of any estate or for account of absent or unknown creditors or contributories of any company a commission upon the amount paid in of five per cent shall be payable in cash and be deducted from the unclaimed moneys so paid into the hands of the Master.
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