Section 18Part 0 —
Records of wills and grants
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The Clerk of the Court shall cause true copies of all original wills of which probate or letters of administration with the will annexed have been granted by the Court to be kept in a book kept in the Court office and shall carefully compare the same with the original will and shall thereafter transmit the original will, with such particulars of the grant of probate or letters of administration thereof as may be required by the rules, to the Public Recorder to be recorded and kept by the Public Recorder in the Public Recorder’s office: Provided that when any probate or letters of administration granted as aforesaid is revoked, either by the Court or by the Court of Appeal, the Clerk of the Court shall cancel the aforesaid entry in such way as may be prescribed and shall transmit to the Public Recorder a certificate under the hand and seal of the court of the revocation of the said probate or letters of administration and the Public Recorder shall, on receipt of such certificate, cancel the entry and record of such will in such way as may be prescribed.