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Part I PRELIMINARY

Part II RENUNCIATION

Part III GRANT OF PROBATE OR LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION

Where will lost, etc.

Where will destroyed, etc.

Where will proved and deposited outside Singapore

Where codicil propounded after probate

Letters of administration with will annexed

Letters of administration until will produced

Letters of administration on intestacy

Letters of administration pending probate action

Letters of administration during infancy

Letters of administration during lunacy

Letters of administration limited to trust property

Letters of administration limited to collection and preservation of property

Death of one of several executors, etc.

Part IV OATH

Part V SECURITY

Part VI REVOCATION OF GRANT

Part VII CAVEATS

Part VIII DISTRICT COURTS

Part IX PROTECTION OF ESTATES PENDING GRANT

Part X RE-SEALING OF PROBATES AND LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION GRANTED OUT OF SINGAPORE

Part XI GENERAL

FIRST SCHEDULE Rules As to Payment of Debts Where Estate Is Insolvent

SECOND SCHEDULE Order of Application of Assets Where the Estate Is Solvent

THIRD SCHEDULE Names of States

Legislative History

Comparative Table

 
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Where will lost, etc.
Probate of copy or draft, or of contents
9.  Where a will has been lost or mislaid after the death of the testator, or where a will cannot for any sufficient reason be produced —
(a)
if a copy or draft thereof is produced, and it appears that the copy or draft is identical in terms with the original, probate may be granted of that copy or draft, limited until the original is admitted to probate; or
(b)
if no such copy or draft is produced, probate may be granted of the contents of the will, if they can be sufficiently established, limited as above described.