Estate administration—Letter to client enclosing copy correspondence

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Estate administration—Letter to client enclosing copy correspondence

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[enter name of client]

[enter address of client]

[enter date]

Dear [enter name of client]

The

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United Kingdom
Key definition:
Estate definition
What does Estate mean?

The means by which land is owned in England and Wales.

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