Summary
The Administrators-General Act, 1963 is an act that provides for the appointment of Administrators-General for the administration of estates of deceased persons. It defines the qualifications for appointment as an Administrator-General, the powers and duties of the Administrator-General, and the procedure for the appointment of Administrators-General. The Act also provides for the regulation of the fees to be charged by the Administrator-General and the protection of the Administrator-General from legal proceedings. The purpose of the Act is to ensure the proper administration of estates of deceased persons.
