Court declares Curepe woman's 'will' invalid

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December 9, 2025

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Court declares Curepe woman's 'will' invalid

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THE High Court has ruled that a purported will of a Curepe woman is invalid and has granted her husband letters of administration over her estate.

Justice Robin Mohammed has also ordered the late woman’s sister to pay $1,063,200 to her brother-in-law, representing the loss of rental income for a property at Bushe Street, Curepe.

The ruling follows a contested probate matter in which the deceased’s sister claimed to be the executrix of her sister’s alleged 2012 will.

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