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Fahim didn’t leave a will but was worth around $6 million at the time of his death according to papers filed by one of his sisters, Rifayet Saleh, in Manhattan's Surrogate Court. His only debt was a $1.8 million mortgage on his $2.2 million East Houston Street apartment. As he died without a will and had no wife or children, under New York law his money would go to his parents.
Rifayet asked the court to be quickly appointed as the administrator of her brother's estate so she could access the funds to take over operations of his businesses. A judge allowed her to collect $4 million from the estate.
Court documents said Fahim’s “parents and siblings desperately wish to preserve and cultivate the businesses in order to fulfill the decedent’s ambitions, which were cruelty and prematurely denied to him”.
https://nypost.com/2021/01/27/slain-tech-ceo-fahim-saleh-left-behind-6m-court-papers/
Rifayet asked the court to be quickly appointed as the administrator of her brother's estate so she could access the funds to take over operations of his businesses. A judge allowed her to collect $4 million from the estate.
Court documents said Fahim’s “parents and siblings desperately wish to preserve and cultivate the businesses in order to fulfill the decedent’s ambitions, which were cruelty and prematurely denied to him”.
https://nypost.com/2021/01/27/slain-tech-ceo-fahim-saleh-left-behind-6m-court-papers/