Schedule Vi
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SCHEDULE VI
(See section 289)
FORM OF PROBATE
I, Judge of the District of
[or Delegate appointed for granting probate or
letters of administration in (here insert the limits of the Delegate’s jurisdiction)], hereby make known that
on the day of in the year
, the last will of , late of , a copy whereof is hereunto annexed, was
proved and registered before me, and that administration of the property and credits of the said deceased,
and in any way concerning his will was granted to
, the executor in the said will named, he
having undertaken to administer the same, and to make a full and true inventory of the said property and
credits and exhibit the same in this Court within six months from the date of this grant or within such
further time as the Court may, from time to time, appoint, and also to render to this Court a true account
of the said property and credits within one year from the same date, or within such further time as the
Court may, from time to time, appoint.
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