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Frequently asked questions > Succession/Estate > Succession settlement process > Does the declaration of inheritance allow for the appointment of a liquidator?

Does the declaration of inheritance allow for the appointment of a liquidator?

Yes.

If the heirs have not already appointed an executor, they may use the declaration of inheritance to appoint one. The liquidator will be responsible for administering and liquidating the estate in accordance with the Civil Code of Québec.

The appointment of the liquidator must comply with the rules set forth in the Civil Code of Québec, particularly those relating to the required majority of rights in the estate.

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