Administration and Probate Act 1969
52Real and personal estate to vest in executor or administrator
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52 Real and personal estate to vest in executor or administrator Upon the grant of representation of the estate of any deceased person, all the property whether real or personal which the person has left within the Territory, and which is unadministered at the date of the grant, shall, as from the death of that person, pass to and become vested in the executor to whom probate has been granted or the administrator (as the case may be) for all his or her estate
Administration and Probate Act 1969 17 and interest therein in the manner following, that is to say: (a) on testacy, in the executor or administrator with the will annexed; (b) on intestacy, in the administrator; and (c) on partial intestacy, in the executor or administrator with the will annexed.