4 VI 261/17•Estate administration and appointment of an estate curator
4 VI 261/17Gericht erster Instanz16.01.2018ErbrechtTeilweise gutgeheissen
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The applicant sought an order for estate administration. The District Court of Bad Berleburg rejected the request because the status of the heirs had not been established. It nevertheless ordered an estate curatorship, with the curator’s authority covering the securing and administration of the estate. The court held that appointment of a curator may be necessary even where the prior heir had granted a notarised power of attorney, if that heir has since died. The curatorship is to be conducted professionally. The appointed curator’s name is redacted in the decision.
BGB §§ 1960, 1681(1), 2139; estate administration and estate curatorship. Estate administration is not an appropriate measure where the status of the heirs has not been established. The need to appoint an estate curator to secure and administer the estate may persist notwithstanding a notarised power of attorney granted by the prior heir, if that heir has since died. A power of attorney does not, in that circumstance, eliminate the need for protective estate administration by a curator.
Entscheidungsdatum: 2018-01-16
Aktenzeichen: 4 VI 261/17
ECLI: ECLI:DE:AGBLB:2018:0116.4VI261.17.00
Dokumenttyp: Beschluss
Spruchkörper: Nachlassgericht
Normen: BGB §§ 1960, 1681 Abs. 1, 2139
Die Anordnung der Nachlassverwaltung kommt bei nicht feststehender Erbenstellung nicht in Betracht. Ein Bedürfnis für die Bestellung eines Nachlasspflegers besteht auch dann, wenn der Vorerbe eine notariell beurkundete Vollmacht erteilt hat, aber der Vorerbe zwischenzeitlich verstorben ist.
Der Antrag des Beteiligten zu 1. auf Anordnung einer Nachlassverwaltung wird zurückgewiesen.
Es wird Nachlasspflegschaft angeordnet.
Zum Nachlasspfleger wird bestellt:
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Der Wirkungskreis umfasst die Sicherung und Verwaltung des Nachlasses.
Die Nachlasspflegschaft wird berufsmäßig geführt.
Whether estate administration should be ordered when the status of the heirs is not established.
Estate administration is not available where the status of the heirs has not been established.
The court stated that estate administration requires the heirship position to be established.
Whether an estate curator should be appointed despite a notarised power of attorney granted by the prior heir, who has since died.
An estate curator is required to secure and administer the estate.
The need for a curator remains even if the prior heir granted a notarised power of attorney, where that heir has since died.
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