Legal Definition and Related Resources of Ad colligenda bona

To collect the goods. A form of grant of administration where the estate is of a perishable or precarious nature, and where regular administration cannot be granted at once

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Definition of Ad Colligenda Bona

In the context of international law, the legal resource A Dictionary of Law, provides a definition of Ad Colligenda Bona : (Latin)

To collect the goods. The court may grant *letters of administration ad colligenda bona to any person to deal with specified property in an estate when that property might be endangered by delay. For example, if part of the estate consists of perishable goods the court may grant administration ad colligenda bona to any suitable person to allow him to sell or otherwise deal with those goods for the benefit of the estate. This is a limited grant only and ceases on the issue of a full grant of representation to the persons entitled to deal with the whole estate. In one case, such a grant was issued to the Official Solicitor on an application by the Inland Revenue when the executors of the deceased’s will delayed applying for probate.