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• The will was revoked before WESA comes into force (i.e. WESA will not revive validly revoked wills); | • The will was revoked before WESA comes into force (i.e. WESA will not revive validly revoked wills); | ||
If you are seeking legal advice on an existing will, remember that except for sections 16, 25 30 and 44(3), the Wills Act applies only to wills made after 31 March 1960 (section 44(1)). | If you are seeking legal advice on an existing will, remember that except for sections 16, 25 30 and 44(3), the Wills Act applies only to wills made after 31 March 1960 (section 44(1)). | ||
WESA also applies to estates where there is no valid will, known as an “intestacy”. | WESA also applies to estates where there is no valid will, known as an “intestacy”. | ||
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