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Curatelle Act

consolidated text (as at 1994, amended since). juris shows the text as it was consolidated; it does not confirm that this is the law in force today.

Later amending instruments held: Curatelle (Amendment) Act 2019 (Act No 7 of 2019).

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Sections

  1. 1 Short title
  2. 2 Interpretation
  3. PART II: THE CURATOR
  4. 3 Office of Curator
  5. 4 Curator to administer certain estates
  6. 5 Vacant estates outside Island of Mauritius
  7. 6 Curator ad litem
  8. 7 Attorney or barrister
  9. 8 Accounts and returns
  10. PART III: VACANT ESTATES
  11. 9 Vacant successions
  12. 10 Unclaimed property
  13. 11 Absentees
  14. PART IV: VESTING ORDERS
  15. 12 Applications for vesting orders
  16. 13 Vesting orders other than by Curator
  17. 14 Unclaimed immovable property
  18. 15 Property of less than 1,000 rupees
  19. 16 Property affected by vesting orders
  20. 17 Duration of vesting orders
  21. PART V: ADMINISTRATION OF VACANT ESTATES
  22. 18 Power of Curator
  23. 19 Money vested in Curator
  24. 20 Stay of proceedings by Curator
  25. 21 Power to sell movable property
  26. 22 Power to sell immovable property
  27. 23 Mode of sale of immovable property
  28. 24 Power to grant leases
  29. 25 Power to stay execution of wills
  30. 26 Power to refer to arbitration and to compromise
  31. 27 Power to purchase or borrow
  32. 28 Power to control executors
  33. PART VI: DIVESTING ORDERS
  34. 29 Applications for divesting orders
  35. 30 Power to hand over property
  36. PART VII: RIGHTS OF GOVERNMENT
  37. 31 Commission to Government
  38. 32 Fixing value of property
  39. 33 Privilege of Government
  40. 34 Prescription
  41. PART VIII: MISCELLANEOUS
  42. 35 Costs of legal proceedings
  43. 36 Power of Curator to represent prisoners
  44. 37 Deceased person’s debts
  45. 37A Deceased party in civil proceedings
  46. 38 Curatelle lands
  47. 39 Regulations