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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Plene Administravit
Plene administravit is a Latin term meaning “he has fully administered.”
It is a defence available to a personal representative in probate proceedings.
The defence is used where the representative has completely distributed the estate without knowledge of a creditor’s claim.
If successful, the creditor may only enforce judgment against any estate assets later received by the representative.
The doctrine protects honest personal representatives who administered the estate properly and in good faith.
Plene administravit is a Latin term meaning “he has fully administered.”
It is a defence available to a personal representative in probate proceedings.
The defence is used where the representative has completely distributed the estate without knowledge of a creditor’s claim.
If successful, the creditor may only enforce judgment against any estate assets later received by the representative.
The doctrine protects honest personal representatives who administered the estate properly and in good faith.
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