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Section 16H - Wills Act 1968 - Separate representation of person without testamentary — Zoe

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16H Separate representation of person without testamentary capacity If it appears to the Supreme Court that the person who does not have testamentary capacity should be separately represented in proceedings under this part, the court may— (a) order that the person be separately represented; and (b) make any orders it considers necessary to secure that representation.

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