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Administering Cola Beh's Intestate Estate

Cola Beh died without a will, leaving behind a house worth RM1,000,000, a car worth RM200,000, bank savings of RM350,000, and debts of RM80,000. He was survived by his father, wife, 22-year-old daughter, and 20-year-old son. The question asks about the steps to administer Cola Beh's estate given this situation and whether the steps would differ if the only assets were the car and bank savings.

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Administering Cola Beh's Intestate Estate

Cola Beh died without a will, leaving behind a house worth RM1,000,000, a car worth RM200,000, bank savings of RM350,000, and debts of RM80,000. He was survived by his father, wife, 22-year-old daughter, and 20-year-old son. The question asks about the steps to administer Cola Beh's estate given this situation and whether the steps would differ if the only assets were the car and bank savings.

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Tri 2, 2022/2023

UPP4722 Professional Practice II

TUTORIAL 7

QUESTION

Cola Beh died on 1 May 2023 intestate. His estate consists of:

(i) a bungalow house with a market value of RM1,000,000.


(ii) a Mercedes Benz car bearing registration no. MDD818 with a market value of RM200,000.
(iii) savings in the banks with a total of RM350,000.

Cola Beh’s debts amount to RM80,000.

Cola Beh is survived by his father (Paddington Beh), his wife (Winnie Poo), his daughter (Paula
Beh, aged 22 years old) and his son (Teddy Beh, 20 years old).

(a) Outline the steps required to administer Cola Beh’s estate.

(b) Would you answer be different if Cola Beh’s estate only comprises the Mercedes Benz
(market value of RM200,000) and savings in the banks (RM350,000)?

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