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What does Appearance mean?

A notice in the nominated registry setting out the caveator's interest contrary to that of the person warning.

The appearance to the warning requires the caveator to set out the basis on which he challenges the prospective grant to the person warning, for example by challenging the validity of the will to be proved.

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