AN ACTION ISSUED ON BEHALF OF AN ESTATE BY SOMEONE WITHOUT AUTHORITY AT THE TIME OF ISSUE IS “A DEAD THING INTO WHICH NO LIFE COULD BE INFUSED”

December 22, 2022 · by · in Appeals, Applications, Civil Procedure, Members Content

One search term that regularly leads people to this site is "can I issue on behalf of an estate when I don't have letters of administration".  There are variations on this, but the central theme is always the same.   The second part of the judgment of the Court of Appeal in  Jennison v Jennison &amp...

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