The publication of the Notice of Appointment of Liquidator in the RDPRM and in the land registry (if the estate includes real property) aims to inform the heirs, creditors, and debtors of the estate about the existence and identity of the liquidator, providing them with better protection.

If this notice is not published, the liquidator could be personally held liable for any damages suffered by a third party.

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Required documents

• appointment deed of the liquidator
• copy of the wills and codicils (for wills and codicils witnessed by witnesses, proof of verification will need to be filed with the Court or notary) or declaration of legal heirs