Succession Act 1981

the reasons for making the application;

evidence of the lack of testamentary capacity of the person;

any evidence available to the applicant of the likelihood of the person acquiring or regaining testamentary capacity;

an estimate, formed from the evidence available to the applicant, of the size and character of the person’s estate;

a draft of the proposed will, alteration or revocation in relation to which the order is sought;

any evidence available to the applicant of the person’s wishes;

any evidence available to the applicant of the terms of any will previously made by the person;

any evidence available to the applicant of the likelihood of an application being made under section 41 in relation to the person;

any evidence available to the applicant of a gift for a charitable or other purpose that the person might reasonably be expected to give by will;

any evidence available to the applicant of the circumstances of a person for whom provision might reasonably be expected to be made by a will by the person in relation to whom the order is sought;

any evidence available to the applicant of any persons who might be entitled to claim on intestacy;

any other facts of which the applicant is aware that are relevant to the application.