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B-5.1, r. 1 - Regulation respecting the application of the Unclaimed Property Act
Section 2
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2. To establish those cases in which the administration of property of a succession that falls to the State is entrusted to the Minister, the Minister may require the following information and documents from any interested person who has personal knowledge of the facts:
(1) a statement indicating that the deceased had no spouse or relatives within the degrees of succession, or that all known successors have renounced the succession or that no other successor is known or has laid claim to the succession;
(2) a certified true copy of the renunciations of the succession;
(3) a document attesting to the refusal or renunciation by the person appointed liquidator to discharge his or her office;
(4) a copy of an act of death or the death certificate of the deceased, issued by the registrar of civil status, a copy of the deceased’s will, or, failing that, a statement pertaining to legal devolution of the succession and, if applicable, the deceased’s marriage contract.
2. To establish those cases in which the administration of property of a succession that falls to the State is entrusted to the Minister, the Minister may require the following information and documents from any interested person who has personal knowledge of the facts:
(1) a statement indicating that the deceased had no spouse or relatives within the degrees of succession, or that all known successors have renounced the succession or that no other successor is known or has laid claim to the succession;
(2) a certified true copy of the renunciations of the succession;
(3) a document attesting to the refusal or renunciation by the person appointed liquidator to discharge his or her office;
(4) the death certificate of the deceased, a copy of the deceased’s will, or, failing that, a statement pertaining to legal devolution of the succession and, if applicable, the deceased’s marriage contract.
