Reopen Uk Probate Case

Summary

Reopening a probate case in the UK involves applying for a re-sealing of the grant. Legal bases include new evidence, errors in the original application, or beneficiary disputes. Relevant laws include the Administration of Justice Act 1985 and the Non-Contentious Probate Rules 1987. Gather necessary documents, complete forms like IHT205 or IHT400, and provide a written explanation. Consider consulting a legal professional for detailed guidance.

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in which legal basis
To reopen a probate case in the UK, you generally need to demonstrate one of the following legal bases:
- New evidence has come to light that was not available during the initial probate process.
- There were errors or mistakes made in the original probate application.
- There is a dispute among the beneficiaries that requires resolution.
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In the UK, the legal basis for reopening a probate case generally stems from the Administration of Justice Act * and the Non-Contentious Probate Rules *.
- New evidence (e.g., undiscovered assets)
- Errors in the original application
- Beneficiary disputes
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