607
CurrentWills made by blind or illiterate persons
Chapter 15Probate and administration, and trust estates
Part 3Probate and letters of administration with the will
607 Wills made by blind or illiterate persons
Unless the court otherwise requires, it is not necessary to obtain evidence of the attestation of a blind or apparently illiterate person’s will if—
(a)
the will specifically states the person is blind or apparently illiterate; and
(b)
the attestation of the witnesses who signed the will acknowledges the testator knew and approved of the contents of the will.
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