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Time Executor should discharge his/her duties (modified 0 times) confused Hi, could someone advise me if the executors are required to discharge their duties to the beneficiaries within a certain time even if properties need to be sold in order to do this. My friend's father passed away 6 years ago and she is still waiting for her share of the inheritance as the eldest sibling/executor insisted she could not have her share as the money is tied up in unsold properties. What could my friend do? Many thanks 25 Feb, 2010 22:58:34

RE:Time Executor should discharge his/her duties (modified 0 times) vkpc Call for a meeting of all siblings and decide to sell all the properties. 26 Feb, 2010 09:55:39

RE:Time Executor should discharge his/her duties (modified 0 times) SFKL Unsold for what reason? For market reason? That can't be helped; For reasons because beneficiaries can't agree? Then file into court and majority wins. I am not sure of the timeline to discharge but must do so expediently. Depends on the reason. 16 Mar, 2010 11:19:26

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