sec.111Registering personal representative

### sec.111 Registering personal representative A person may apply to the registrar to be registered as personal representative for a registered proprietor of a lot or an interest in a lot who has died. The registrar may register the lot or the interest in the lot in the name of the person as personal representative only if— the person has obtained— a grant of representation in Queensland; or the resealing in Queensland of a grant of representation; or if paragraph (a) does not apply and the registered proprietor died without a will— letters of administration of the deceased person’s estate have not been granted in Queensland within 6 months after the death; and the gross value of the deceased person’s Queensland estate at the date of death was no more than the amount prescribed by regulation or, if no amount is prescribed, $300,000; and the registrar is of the opinion that the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or if paragraph (a) does not apply and the registered proprietor died leaving a will— the person is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or the person has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland. A person registered under this section without a grant of representation has the same rights, powers and liabilities as if a grant of representation had been made to the person. The validity of an act done or payment made in good faith by a person registered under this section is not affected by a later grant of representation. If the grantee of a grant of representation is different from the person registered under subsection (2) , the person registered must— account to the grantee for all property of the deceased person controlled by the person before the grant; and take all action necessary to divest from the person and vest in the grantee all property of the deceased person remaining under the person’s control. s 111 amd 1994 No. 81 s 527 sch 5 ; 2005 No. 68 s 88 ; 2014 No. 29 s 111 ; 2019 No. 7 s 228 (sec.111-ssec.1) A person may apply to the registrar to be registered as personal representative for a registered proprietor of a lot or an interest in a lot who has died. (sec.111-ssec.2) The registrar may register the lot or the interest in the lot in the name of the person as personal representative only if— the person has obtained— a grant of representation in Queensland; or the resealing in Queensland of a grant of representation; or if paragraph (a) does not apply and the registered proprietor died without a will— letters of administration of the deceased person’s estate have not been granted in Queensland within 6 months after the death; and the gross value of the deceased person’s Queensland estate at the date of death was no more than the amount prescribed by regulation or, if no amount is prescribed, $300,000; and the registrar is of the opinion that the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or if paragraph (a) does not apply and the registered proprietor died leaving a will— the person is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or the person has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland. (sec.111-ssec.3) A person registered under this section without a grant of representation has the same rights, powers and liabilities as if a grant of representation had been made to the person. (sec.111-ssec.4) The validity of an act done or payment made in good faith by a person registered under this section is not affected by a later grant of representation. (sec.111-ssec.5) If the grantee of a grant of representation is different from the person registered under subsection (2) , the person registered must— account to the grantee for all property of the deceased person controlled by the person before the grant; and take all action necessary to divest from the person and vest in the grantee all property of the deceased person remaining under the person’s control. - (a) the person has obtained— (i) a grant of representation in Queensland; or (ii) the resealing in Queensland of a grant of representation; or - (i) a grant of representation in Queensland; or - (ii) the resealing in Queensland of a grant of representation; or - (b) if paragraph (a) does not apply and the registered proprietor died without a will— (i) letters of administration of the deceased person’s estate have not been granted in Queensland within 6 months after the death; and (ii) the gross value of the deceased person’s Queensland estate at the date of death was no more than the amount prescribed by regulation or, if no amount is prescribed, $300,000; and (iii) the registrar is of the opinion that the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or - (i) letters of administration of the deceased person’s estate have not been granted in Queensland within 6 months after the death; and - (ii) the gross value of the deceased person’s Queensland estate at the date of death was no more than the amount prescribed by regulation or, if no amount is prescribed, $300,000; and - (iii) the registrar is of the opinion that the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or - (c) if paragraph (a) does not apply and the registered proprietor died leaving a will— (i) the person is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or (ii) the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or (iii) the person has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland. - (i) the person is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or - (ii) the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or - (iii) the person has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland. - (i) a grant of representation in Queensland; or - (ii) the resealing in Queensland of a grant of representation; or - (i) letters of administration of the deceased person’s estate have not been granted in Queensland within 6 months after the death; and - (ii) the gross value of the deceased person’s Queensland estate at the date of death was no more than the amount prescribed by regulation or, if no amount is prescribed, $300,000; and - (iii) the registrar is of the opinion that the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or - (i) the person is or is entitled to be the deceased’s personal representative; or - (ii) the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for a grant of representation; or - (iii) the person has obtained a grant of representation other than in Queensland and the registrar considers the person would succeed in an application for the resealing of the grant in Queensland. - (a) account to the grantee for all property of the deceased person controlled by the person before the grant; and - (b) take all action necessary to divest from the person and vest in the grantee all property of the deceased person remaining under the person’s control.