A Will is proved by filing and proving the original Will. There are however exceptions to this rule. Which of the following exception is correct?

A) If the original Will is destroyed by the testator then a certified copy of the registered Will can be produced and proved B) Where the Will has been tom by the testator but before tearing the Will, he has given a copy of the Will to each of the beneficiaries and one of the beneficiaries produces the said copy C) If the original Will is lost by accident after death of the testator and copy is produced by one of the beneficiaries D) If the original Will was revoked but was on a non-judicial stamp paper and signed by two witnesses, then anyone of the said two witnesses can produce and prove a photocopy of the Will

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Correct Answer: Option C

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A Will is proved by filing and proving the original Will. There are however exceptions to this rule. Which of the following exception is correct?

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