What is required if there is a liquidator in a succession with a Will?

In a succession that includes a Will, when a liquidator has been appointed, both the liquidator and all legatees are required to sign certain documents, especially when it comes to the distribution of the estate. This requirement exists because the liquidator is responsible for managing the estate and ensuring that the wishes expressed in the Will are fulfilled. However, the legatees, who are the beneficiaries under the Will, also have rights and interests in the estate, which means their consent or acknowledgment is needed for the final distributions to be executed properly.

The involvement of both parties ensures that the process is transparent and fair, where the liquidator acts in accordance with the terms of the Will while also considering the interests of the legatees. This cooperative approach helps to mitigate disputes and ensures that all parties are involved in the management of the estate, fulfilling legal obligations and respecting the intentions of the deceased as outlined in the Will.