LPC Law Notes Private Client Notes
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Application for grant and Oaths
Making an Application for grant:
Application for grant - what to send to the Probate Registry:
Original Will / codicils
Appropriate oath
Affidavit evidence if required
IHT 205 (for excepted estates) or IHT 400 for non-excepted estates
Cheque for probate fee
Affidavit evidence:
Due execution |
Affidavit should include:
Affidavit of due execution needed where there is no attestation clause and
Affidavit will need to show that witness intended the initials / name to be effective as a signature of execution. |
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Alterations | Any unexecuted alterations is presumed to have been made after due execution and therefore is invalid / inadmissible. The Signature / initials of T and Ws is needed for it to be admissible
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Date |
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Conditions of the will |
1. Signs of cancellation of any form
2. Attachments
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Name of executor / beneficiaries |
Include:
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Oaths
When is an oath needed?
Making an Application for Grant to the Principal Registry of the Family Division / District Probate Registry.
3 different types of grant each one must be supported by a different type of oath.
What the oath is for:
PRs are required to provide details of the deceased and...
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A collection of the best LPC Private Client the director of Oxbridge Notes (an Oxford law graduate) could find after combing through twenty-nine LPC samples from outstanding students with the highest results in England and carefully evaluating each on accuracy, formatting, logical structure, spelling/grammar, conciseness and "wow-factor".
In short these are what we believe to be the strongest set of Private Client notes available in the UK this year. This collection of notes is fully updated f...
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