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Probate and Administration Act 1934 s 7

Probate and Administration Act 1934 s 7

s 7 Notation of domicile

7.—(1) A probate applicant may at any time apply to the registrar by summons intituled in the estate of the deceased person for an order that a notation be endorsed on the grant that the deceased person died domiciled in Singapore.[42/2005] (2) The registrar, on being satisfied by affidavit and by such further evidence as he may require that the testator or intestate died domiciled in Singapore, may write and sign a note or memorandum upon such grant stating that the testator or intestate died domiciled in Singapore.

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