Where an executor propounds an earlier will and a later will exists, the onus of proving the validity of the later will rests on those seeking to propound it. If notice is given to all interested parties and none come forward, the court should ignore the later document and grant probate of the earlier will in solemn form, provided circumstances give rise to a well-founded suspicion that the later document does not represent the true will of a capable testator.
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