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Part 6 · Non-Contentious Probate Proceedings

29. Notice to Attorney-General of intended application for grant (P. 6, r. 29)

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In any case in which it appears that the Government is or may be beneficially interested in the estate of a deceased person —

(a)

notice of intended application for a grant must be given by the applicant to the Attorney‑General; and

(b)

the Registrar may direct that no grant may be issued within a specified time after the notice has been given.

Report

Part 7

Contentious Probate Proceedings

Part 8

Inheritance (Family Provision) Act 1966

Part 9

Legitimacy Act 1934

Part 10

Wills Act 1838

Part 11

Disability

Part 12

Appeals from Applications in Actions, Registrar’S Decisions and Trials of Originating Application by District Judge or Magistrate

Part 13

Appeals from Judgments and Orders After Trial

Part 14

Transfer of Proceedings

Part 15

Contempt of Court

Part 16

Costs

Part 17

Court Fees

Part 18

Lodgment in Court, Money in Registry and Payment to Bailiff

Schedules