(a) the person to whom the order relates (the
"relevant person" ) lacks testamentary capacity and is alive when the order is
made; and
(b) the court is satisfied—
(i) the applicant is the appropriate
person to make the application; and
(ii) adequate steps have been taken to
allow representation of other persons with a proper interest in the
application, including persons who have reason to expect a gift or benefit
from the estate of the relevant person; and
(iii) the proposed will,
alteration or revocation is or may be a will, alteration or revocation the
relevant person would make if the person had testamentary capacity; and
(c)
the court approves the proposed will, alteration or revocation.
(3) For the
order, the court may make or give any necessary related orders or directions.
(4) The court may make the order on the conditions the court considers
appropriate.
(5) The court may order that costs in relation to the
application be paid out of the relevant person’s assets.
(6) To remove any
doubt, it is declared that an order under this section does not make, alter or
revoke a will or dispose of any property.
(7) In this section—
"person without testamentary capacity" includes a minor.