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Granting Probate - Return Original Will?
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I have just been granted Probate in respect of my husband's estate, but the County Court (not sure if that is the correct name) has retained his original will.
Is this usual??
Is this usual??
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Once a grant of representati on (probate) has been issued a will becomes a public document, which anyone can obtain a copy of (for a tenner). It's therefore important that the Probate Registry retains the original document so that copies can be made and (for example) any later queries about its authenticity or validity can be looked into.
14:13 Thu 30th Apr 2015
Once a grant of representation (probate) has been issued a will becomes a public document, which anyone can obtain a copy of (for a tenner). It's therefore important that the Probate Registry retains the original document so that copies can be made and (for example) any later queries about its authenticity or validity can be looked into.
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