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Filling out the Testate Succession form is an essential step in notifying the landlord of a crofter's bequest. This guide will walk you through each section of the form to ensure you complete it accurately and timely.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the Testate Succession form.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Testate Succession form and open it in your preferred editor.
- Begin by filling out Section 1, which requires information about the croft or grazing share. Include the croft name, parish, Crofting Commission register number, and the name and date of death of the deceased crofter.
- Proceed to Section 2 to enter the legatee details. Provide the surname, title, forename(s), date of birth, contact address, and email preferences regarding communication.
- If applicable, complete Section 3 with agent details for the legatee. Ensure you list their name, address, and email preferences.
- In Section 4, include information on the executor if they are completing the form on behalf of the legatee. Provide the executor's name, address, and contact details.
- Fill out Section 5 with the landlord's details, including the name of the organization or person, surname, title, and contact information.
- If there are multiple landlords, use Section 6 to provide the names and contact details of any other landlords.
- In Part 2, the declaration section requires confirmation that the bequest is properly noted. The legatee or authorized executor must sign and date this section.
- Lastly, submit all parts of the form along with the required Appendix 1 to the relevant landlord(s) and Crofting Commission within 12 months of the crofter's death. Be sure to save, download, or print your completed form for your records.
Complete your Testate Succession form online today to ensure a smooth and timely notification process.
In legal terms, the escheat definition is the right of a government to take ownership of a person's estate when a person dies intestate; that is, without a valid will or eligible heirs to take ownership of the estate through intestate succession.
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