New Hampshire Statutes
§ 552:7 — Proof, Solemn Form; Issues to Court
Any party interested may have the probate of a will which has been proved without notice re-examined, and the will proved in solemn form before the court of probate at any time within 6 months of such probate. Any issue related to the execution of a will, testamentary capacity, or fraud, duress, or undue influence shall be tried to the court of probate, and any party interested may request the same within 6 months of such probate.
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Legislative History
RS 157:7. CS 166:7. GS 175:7. GL 194:7. PS 187:7. PL 298:7. RL 351:7. RSA 552:7. 1959, 114:9. 1975, 395:9. 1992, 284:61, eff. Jan. 1, 1993.
Nearby Sections
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§ 552:1
Requirement§ 552:10
Failure to Present§ 552:11
Appointment of Guardians, Etc§ 552:13
Foreign Will§ 552:14
Petition to File Foreign Will§ 552:16
Form of Service§ 552:17
By Mail§ 552:18
Proof of Will During Life§ 552:2
Delivery of Will§ 552:3
Duty of Executor§ 552:4
Forfeit for Neglect§ 552:5
Neglect After Citation§ 552:5-a
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