Grant of representation—documents mentioned in or attached to will
3033 Grant of representation—documents mentioned in or attached to will
This rule applies if a person applies for grant of probate or administration of a will.
If the will mentions another document and raises a question whether the document does or does not form part of the will, the applicant must produce the other document or, if possible, explain its absence.
The court must not include in a grant of representation a document mentioned in the will unless it appears to the court to have been in existence when the will was made.
If there is any evidence supporting the inference that any paper may have been attached to the will, the applicant must produce the paper or, if possible, explain its absence.
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