Section 88.12 — Identity — Supreme Court Rules 1987 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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Section 88.12 — Identity — Supreme Court Rules 1987 (Northern Territory) — Barrister AI

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s 88.06Application of Part s 88.07Commencement of proceedings s 88.08Hearing s 88.09Publication of notice of intended application s 88.10Delay s 88.11Domicile out of the Territory s 88.12Identity s 88.13Renunciation s 88.14Evidence of attestation s 88.15Testator's knowledge and approval of contents s 88.16Further evidence as to execution s 88.17Date of execution s 88.18Interlineations, obliterations and alterations s 88.19Documents referred to or attached s 88.20Part of will paper torn off or cut off s 88.21Burning, tearing or other sign of revocation s 88.22Inoperative will s 88.23Evidence and documents in applications for probate s 88.24Evidence and documents in applications for administration s 88.25Evidence and documents in applications for administration with will annexed s 88.26Evidence and documents in applications for resealing s 88.27Affidavit of assets and liabilities

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88.12 Identity

The Court may, in a proceeding for a grant, require proof of the identity of the deceased or of the applicant.

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