If the executor is a professional such as a solicitor or accountant, he or she is entitled to charge professional rates only for those services which are professional services – professional and non-professional items of work are different. Where the solicitor has however acted in proceedings whether contentious or not, on his behalf or on behalf of his co-representative, he can seek the usual cost order (Practice Direction (1954) MLJ v).
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by By Lawyers For Lawyers author - C M Teng
This publication gives practical guidance through the law governing the process of obtaining letters of administration in Western Malaysia.
The commentary and precedents provides systematic instruction through all issues likely to arise in general practice including;
This guide will ensure compliance with the Probate and Administration Act 1959 and the extensive procedural law as set out in the Rules of the High Court 1980. The precedents in this work are for use in the states of West Malaysia.