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High Court refuses an application for the removal of an executor overseeing the administration of his mother's estate. The executor, a minor beneficiary, faced allegations from his siblings of gross delay and mismanagement, including the improper handling of estate assets and failure to discharge his duties lawfully. The court found that the executor acted in good faith and that the delays and issues were primarily caused by the farm manager, who is also a sibling and a minor beneficiary.
Executor - estate administration - farm manager - beneficiary - High Court - gross delay - mismanagement - estate assets - legal duties - investigation - debts - compliance - legal and regulatory requirements - application refusal - costs - judicial intervention.
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