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• Foirm iarratais le haghaidh dáta

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• Notice of Application for Solicitors (De Bonis Non)

  This is a notice for solicitors applying for administration of an estate when a previous executor or administrator has died or ceased to act (de bonis non).

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• Oath of Administrators with Will Annexed including Bond for More Than One Applicant

  This is an oath sworn by multiple administrators appointed under a will (where no executor is acting), including a bond to guarantee proper administration of the estate.

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• Oath of Administrator Incorporating Bond (Intestacy)

  This is an oath sworn by a person appointed to administer an intestate estate, including a bond to guarantee proper administration.

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• Affidavit of Service on a Notice Party

  This form is a sworn statement setting out that a document has been served, where, how, when and by whom on a Notice Party.

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• Bond (Administration with Will Annexed) – Deaths after 01/01/1967

  This is a bond required from an administrator appointed to administer an estate where there is a valid will but no executor is available or willing to act, for deaths after 1 January 1967.

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• Oath of Administrator Including Bond - De Bonis Non for More Than One Applicant

  This is an oath sworn by multiple administrators appointed to continue administering an estate after a previous executor or administrator has died or ceased to act (de bonis non), including a bond to guarantee proper administration.

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• Affidavit of Plight and Condition (Probate)

  This is an affidavit sworn to confirm the physical condition of a will submitted for probate.

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• Additional Party Details

  The new application forms are interactive PDFs that can be filled in on a computer or mobile device before printing OR printed as a blank form and filled in by hand.

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• Jurat (for Oaths)

  This is a jurat certifying that an affidavit or oath was properly sworn or affirmed before a commissioner for oaths or solicitor.

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