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The Non-Contentious Probate (Amendment) Rules 1998

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Amendments to the Non-Contentious Probate Rules 1987

17.  In Form 4—

(a)the words “or probate practitioner” shall be inserted after both occurrences of the word“solicitor”;

(b)for the words “[The Registry in which the caveat index is maintained]”, there shall be substituted the words “[The nominated registry as defined by rule 44(15)]”; and

(c)for the words “[name and address of the registry in which the caveat index is maintained]”, there shall be substituted the words “[name and address of the nominated registry]”.

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