Public Trustee Act 1930
67Reciprocity
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67 Reciprocity
Where the Public Trustee is administering the estate in Tasmania of a person, who at the time of his death was domiciled in one of the States of the Commonwealth or in the Dominion of New Zealand or in England, and whose estate there is being administered by the Public Trustee or Public Curator of such State or Dominion or of England, the Public Trustee may pay over to the Public Trustee or Public Curator of such State or Dominion or of England, as the case may be, the balance of the proceeds of the estate in Tasmania of the said person, after payment of creditors and the charges provided for under this Act, without incurring any liability in regard to the payment of such balance and without any obligation to see to the application thereof.