Liberia s Gospel Music Ambassador, Marron D. Cassell
The possibility for family members of the late Edward Fayiah Cassell to take possession of his estate appear not to happen soon, only if the Monthly and Probate Court were, on today, Friday, April 15, to accept the argument to reconsider his recent ruling that awarded them the property.
Judge Holder on February 26, of this year, ruled that Marron Dweh Cassell, Duvil Cassell and Beatrice K Johnson, by the petitioner, lacked the capacity to sue the late Cassell’s sibling, George Popeh, Thomas Popeh, and Norah Popeh and that his court cannot acquire jurisdiction over the parties of the petitioners.
Liberia s Gospel Music Ambassador, Marron D. Cassell
At long last, Judge Vinton Holder of the Monthly and Probate Court for Montserrado County has issued a date for judgment to decide who is the legitimate holder of the double letters of administration issued from his court to manage the affairs of the Intestate Estate of the Late Edward F. Cassell.
Judge Holder has scheduled his ruling for February 26.
The court’s first letter of administration was issued to one George Popeh, believed to be the biological brother of the deceased, who had allegedly written a legal power of attorney on February 19, 2020 for George to administer the affairs of his Intestate Estate, before Cassell’s death on April 6, 2020.