sec.624Caveats by person objecting

### sec.624 Caveats by person objecting A person claiming to have an interest in an estate may file in the registry a caveat in the approved form. The caveat may be— a caveat against a grant for the estate; or a caveat requiring any application for a grant to be referred to the court as constituted by a judge; or a caveat requiring proof in solemn form of any will of the deceased. The caveat must give an address for service of the caveator as if the caveator were a plaintiff. The caveat takes effect on the date of filing and remains in force for 6 months, but may be renewed for periods of 6 months by the filing of a new caveat. The registrar must enter the caveat in a register kept for the purpose. (sec.624-ssec.1) A person claiming to have an interest in an estate may file in the registry a caveat in the approved form. (sec.624-ssec.2) The caveat may be— a caveat against a grant for the estate; or a caveat requiring any application for a grant to be referred to the court as constituted by a judge; or a caveat requiring proof in solemn form of any will of the deceased. (sec.624-ssec.3) The caveat must give an address for service of the caveator as if the caveator were a plaintiff. (sec.624-ssec.4) The caveat takes effect on the date of filing and remains in force for 6 months, but may be renewed for periods of 6 months by the filing of a new caveat. (sec.624-ssec.5) The registrar must enter the caveat in a register kept for the purpose. - (a) a caveat against a grant for the estate; or - (b) a caveat requiring any application for a grant to be referred to the court as constituted by a judge; or - (c) a caveat requiring proof in solemn form of any will of the deceased.