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Code · California · Probate Code

§ 12408

232 words·~1 min read·/ca/probate-code/12408

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(a)If the missing person reappears:
(1)The missing person may recover property of the missing person’s estate in the possession of the personal representative, less fees, costs, and expenses thus far incurred.
(2)The missing person may recover from distributees any property of the missing person’s estate that is in their possession, or the value of distributions received by them, to the extent that recovery from distributees is equitable in view of all the circumstances, but an action under this paragraph is forever barred five years after the time the distribution was made.
(b)The remedies available to the missing person under subdivision
(a)are exclusive, except for any remedy the missing person may have by reason of fraud or intentional wrongdoing.
(c)Except as provided in subdivisions
(a)and (b), the order for final distribution, when it becomes final, is conclusive as to the rights of the missing person, the rights of the beneficiaries of the missing person, and the rights of all other persons interested in the estate.
(d)If a dispute arises as to the identity of a person claiming to be a reappearing missing person, the person making the claim or any other interested person may file a petition under Section 11700, notwithstanding the limitations of time prescribed in Section 11700, for the determination of the identity of the person claiming to be the reappearing missing person.
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