A grant of Probate (registration of a Will by the Supreme court) is usually required to enable the assets of an estate to be dealt with by an executor named in the will. Large amounts of money and assets – typically property/land cannot be sold or transferred without the grant of Probate. It is sometimes possible for small estates to be managed without a grant of Probate. If an Executor has not been nominated or appointed, an application must be made for a grant of Letters of Administration with the Will annexed.
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