Every tutor and curator shall, whenever he receives any money belonging to the minor or other person concerned, from any person other than the Master, forthwith pay the money into the hands of the Master: Provided that the foregoing provisions of this section shall not apply—
| a) |
if the Court appointing the tutor or curator or if the Master otherwise directs; or |
| b) |
if any will or written instrument by which the tutor or curator has been nominated or by which the money has been disposed of, otherwise provides; or |
| c) |
to so much of the money as is immediately required— |
| i) |
for the payment of any debt of the minor or other person; or |
| ii) |
for the preservation or safe custody of any property of the minor or other person; or |
| iii) |
for the maintenance or education of the minor or other person or any of his dependants; or |
| iv) |
to meet any current expenditure in any business or undertaking of the minor or other person carried on by the tutor or curator. |
Administration of Estates Act, 1965
