Section 26 — Succession Act 2006 (NSW)

(1) A statutory will made according to the law of the place where the deceased was resident at the time of the execution of the will is to be regarded as a valid will of the deceased.
(2) In this section—
statutory will means a will executed by virtue of a provision of an Act of New South Wales or other place on behalf of a person who, at the time of execution, lacked testamentary capacity.

Related sections

• s 23 — Execution of will made under order
• s 24 — Retention of will
• s 25 — Separate representation of person lacking testamentary capacity
• s 27 — Court may rectify a will
• s 28 — Protection of personal representatives who distribute as if will had not been rectified
• s 29 — What interest in property does a will dispose of?

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