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Written by: Zhu Dixin
2021-02-01 15:21
The last update date: 2021-02-01 15:30
Zhou Yiqing, the founder of Chevalier International, passed away in 2018. According to his will made in 2015, his wife, five daughters Zhou Huihui and six daughters Zhou Weiwei were appointed as executors, and more than 60% of Chevalier International’s shares were donated to Zhou Huihui, others The inheritance is divided among his wife and 6 daughters.
The eldest daughter Zhou Lili was dissatisfied with the arrangement and filed a petition with the court to order the will to be invalid.
The third daughter Zhou Huiling filed a petition in the High Court last Friday (26th), requesting the court to clarify whether her mother’s abandonment of being an executor of the will is legally valid, and whether the third daughter should replace her mother as one of the executors of the estate under the will .
The plaintiff is the three daughter Zhou Huiling, and the defendants are the eldest daughter Zhou Lili, the mother Michiko Miyakawa, the fifth daughter Zhou Huihui (the wife of the artist Wu Jiale) and the sixth daughter Zhou Weiwei.
Ask the court to confirm the mother's waiver of probate
The three daughters stated in the application that their mother gave up being Zhou Yiqing’s estate executor in July last year.
The three women asked the court to clarify whether the mother’s “waiver of probate” is legally valid.
If it is legally valid, should the three daughters replace their mother as one of the executors of the estate according to the 2015 will?
Case number: HCMP138/2021
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