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KembaraXtra – Legal Terms – Plight and Condition
Plight and condition refers to the physical state or appearance of a will.
Questions may arise if the will appears damaged, altered, torn, burned, or attached to another document.
In such cases, the court may require an affidavit of plight and condition before issuing a grant of representation.
The affidavit is provided by someone with knowledge of the will’s condition when discovered or executed.
Its purpose is to explain whether any apparent alteration or damage affects the validity of the will.
Plight and condition refers to the physical state or appearance of a will.
Questions may arise if the will appears damaged, altered, torn, burned, or attached to another document.
In such cases, the court may require an affidavit of plight and condition before issuing a grant of representation.
The affidavit is provided by someone with knowledge of the will’s condition when discovered or executed.
Its purpose is to explain whether any apparent alteration or damage affects the validity of the will.
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