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will contest

American  

noun

  1. legal proceedings to contest the authenticity or validity of a will.


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In Florida, a will contest typically must be filed within three months of receiving the notice of administration.

From MarketWatch

Floyd Mayweather, 49, and Manny Pacquiao, 47, will contest their rematch in a professional bout in Las Vegas on 19 September.

From BBC

Montemurro also named eight players who will contest their first Asian Cup, including Tottenham defender Clare Hunt and Newcastle striker Kaitlyn Torpey.

From Barron's

A will contest must be filed by the later of 120 days after the will is admitted to probate or 60 days after the contestant is served with notice of the court order admitting the will.

From MarketWatch

Six parties, including the military-backed Union Solidarity and Development Party, are fielding candidates nationwide, while another 51 parties and independent candidates will contest only at the state or regional levels.

From BBC