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In India, if the claim is based on a will then it is normally probated. However in the instant case, as the claimant appears to be a first class legal heir, banks may waive probation depending on the amount of the claim and absence of any other claim.

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Q: Does a wife have to have probate to retrieve the money in his personal bank account if her husband's will is solely in her favour and she is the executor?
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