Non-contentious Probate Rules 1967

that the applicant (if a natural person) has attained the age of 18 years; and

the date of birth of the testator; and

the death of the testator, and the date and place of his death; and

that the testator has left a will and the date the will was executed; and

whether there is any codicil to the will and, if there is, the date the codicil was executed; and

the names of the executor and of the subscribing witnesses to the will and the true place of abode (if reasonably ascertainable) of each of them at the time the affidavit is sworn; and

that the testator did not marry after the will was executed; and

whether the testator was married at the time the will was executed; and

if the testator was married at the time the will was executed, whether the marriage ended for the purposes of the Wills Act 1970 section 14A(2) after the will was executed; and

if the testator was married at the time the will was executed and the marriage did end for the purposes of the Wills Act 1970 section 14A(2) after the will was executed, the date the marriage ended; and

that the will and any codicil sought to be proved is not revoked by any later will; and

that the testator left estate within Western Australia; and

that the applicant, if given a grant, will administer the estate according to law; and

that no application for probate or administration in the matter has previously been made, or if there has been a previous application, the full particulars thereof; and

in the case of a application for letters of administration with the will, the reason why the executor (if any) does not apply and the capacity in which the applicant claims to be entitled, and also, where the applicant is a natural person, the gross value of the estate in Western Australia.