Where a will is sought to be rectified in an uncontested proceeding, and the rectification was the fault of the practitioner responsible for drafting the will, the Court will not ordinarily make the order without an undertaking that the practitioner will bear the costs of seeking that the will be rectified. In draft documents submitted to the Court, a caveator or applicant for revocation of a grant of representation should not be included in the title to the proceeding until orders are made adding them as a defendant to the proceeding.
Where a will is sought to be rectified in an uncontested proceeding, and the rectification was the fault of the practitioner responsible for drafting the will, the Court will not ordinarily make the order without an undertaking that the practitioner will bear the costs of seeking that the will be rectified. In draft documents submitted to the Court, a caveator or applicant for revocation of a grant of representation should not be included in the title to the proceeding until orders are made adding them as a defendant to the proceeding.
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