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This means the individuals the deceased wanted to give property and money to may not receive them. If you are involved in a lost will situation, you may need to hire a lawyer.
If an executed copy of the will cannot be produced, the probate court will likely treat the estate as intestate, which means there is no last will and testament and the estate must be divided in ance will predefined succession laws.
An application must be made to court to prove the Will that was lost. If everyone who has a financial interest in the estate agrees to accept the contents of the lost will as the intended last will and testament of the deceased then the court will likely rely on affidavit evidence only.
You can of course just review a copy of it initially. If you had your Will prepared by a professional Will writer, then they may have sent you a copy of it. If you can remember the name of the Solicitor or the company that drafted your Will then you could contact them and request a further copy of it.
ing to Section 63 of the Indian Succession Act 1925, the testator must procure a second copy of the will, approve it, and have it attested the same way as they did for the original will. The testator may provide one copy, and the other may be kept in safe custody with a trustee, a bank safe, or a legal expert.
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Go to case access on the website (.wcpc.us) and follow the instructions: enter the testators name and the Courts computer system will automatically run this inquiry for you. If a will was filed by the testator prior to his/her death, the on-line computer search will not reveal this information.
The original is simply lost or missing and it is appropriate to apply for a Grant of Probate of the copy of the Will, supported by an affidavit outlining all the searches which were conducted and any evidence which suggests the deceased intended the Will (of which there is a copy) to be his or her last will.
Contact the probate court in the counties where the deceased lived to determine whether the will was registered. Contact a probate attorney for help. These attorneys have access to networks of other probate attorneys in the state, one of whom may have the will you are looking for.

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