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Wills Act 1968
15CGeneral rule as to formal validity
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15C General rule as to formal validity
A will shall be taken to have been properly made if it has been made
in accordance with the internal law in force—
(a) in the place where the will was made; or
(b) in the place where the testator was domiciled at the time—
(i) when he or she made the will; or
(ii) of his or her death; or
(c) in the place where the testator habitually resided at a time
referred to in paragraph (b); or
(d) in the country of which the testator was a national or citizen at a
time referred to in paragraph (b).