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Meanings of probate in English
Distribution of an inherited estate.
Related terms
A judicial certificate saying that a will is genuine and conferring on the executors the power to administer the estate.
Usage of probate in English
1
There is a standard in probate court unlike any other civil suit.
2
The court also had charge of the probate and administration of wills.
3
It didn't matter what Derek's will dictated and the probate court decreed.
4
Adaptation of Acts as to Local Taxation Accounts and probate, etc., duties.
5
Where probate fees have customarily been less, they shall remain the same.
6
It was a man's voice insisting that a probate case be settled.
7
Even uncontested wills can remain in expensive probate limbo, said McLoughlin.
8
You've probably forgotten more Florida probate law than I've ever learned.
9
As soon as I get that, I shall submit the will for probate.
10
The probate of a will is the proof or proving of a will.
11
Hurme has out-of-state property in a trust for the purpose of avoiding probate.
12
That will probably go into the report to the probate judge.
13
After probate, you get nothing but a mortgage on this house.
14
Of course it was not the will which Mr. Manning presented for probate.
15
We decided that it was my duty to present the will for probate.
16
As the probate judge remarked, it would take five aces to beat it.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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