Representation of Reid Will [2008] JRC 213 (10 December 2008)
The deceased died domiciled in England and Wales; English law governs the will; the photocopy of the Second Will is admissible to probate; the Second Will covers Jersey assets; the residue not disposed of by the will passes on intestacy under English law.
- Citation
- [2008] JRC 213
- Parties
- Representor/executor: Dr Simon Reid; Deceased: Howard John Reid; Executor/legatee: Donald James Reid; Legatee: Patrick Reid; Legatee: Josie Ingram; Legatee/ex Wife: Joan Pamela Reid; Legatee: Jim Davies
- Jurisdiction
- Jersey
- Judgment Date
- 10 December 2008
- Procedural Posture
- Probate Representation / Judgment
- Outcome
- Photocopy of Second Will admitted to probate; residue passes on intestacy under English law.
- Legal Topics
- Admissibility of Photocopy Will, Domicile Determination, Interpretation of Testamentary Language, Intestacy
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Parties
Dr Simon Reid
Representor/executor
Howard John Reid
Deceased
Donald James Reid
Executor/legatee
Patrick Reid
Legatee
Josie Ingram
Legatee
Joan Pamela Reid
Legatee/ex Wife
Jim Davies
Legatee
Procedural Posture
Probate Representation / Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the deceased died domiciled in England and Wales
- 2 Whether a photocopy of the Second Will can be admitted to probate
- 3 Whether the Second Will covers assets in Jersey
Ratio Decidendi
The deceased died domiciled in England and Wales; English law governs the will; the photocopy of the Second Will is admissible to probate; the Second Will covers Jersey assets; the residue not disposed of by the will passes on intestacy under English law.
Court Disposition
Photocopy of Second Will admitted to probate; residue passes on intestacy under English law.
Orders
- Representor's costs payable out of the residuary estate
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