The Financial Services Tribunal has dismissed a woman's claim to a share of her late aunt's pension death benefit, ruling that the deceased's adopted daughter was the only proven dependant and therefore entitled to inherit everything. The niece had sought part of the benefit, but the tribunal found she did not qualify as a dependant under the applicable rules, according to IOL.

A Lagos State High Court has issued a restraining order against the Lagos State Government, preventing it from taking control of an estate owned by an 80-year-old widow in Lekki. This decision will remain in effect until further hearings are conducted.

The article discusses the implications of a loved one passing away without a will in Uganda, particularly concerning land inheritance. It explores the legal processes and potential disputes that may arise when there is no clear directive on property distribution. The piece aims to inform readers about their rights and the steps they can take in such situations.

Four years after Nicholas and Matri Molver died from toxic fumes linked to the fumigation of a neighbouring Musgrave flat, their family is preparing for a court case they hope will establish accountability and lead to stronger safety standards, according to IOL. The report frames the looming legal fight as a long-delayed bid for answers following the couple’s deaths.

Discovery has warned about the risks associated with withdrawals from South Africa's two-pot retirement system. According to TimesLIVE, Discovery's Guy Chennells said fund members need support in addressing debt and financial management, suggesting that easy access to retirement savings could leave members financially vulnerable without proper guidance and education.

Individuals holding Letters of Administration (LOA) issued before May 31, 2022, are advised that their legal authority over property may soon expire. It is important for these individuals to take necessary actions to ensure their rights are maintained, as the expiration date approaches.