Probate of a copy or duplicate of a will is not permitted unless the absence of the original is satisfactorily explained to the court. If a properly proved copy or duplicate of a will that has been lost or destroyed is presented to the court, it may be admitted to probate.
Causes of Hypotonia. Hypotonia can be triggered by a problem with the nervous system or muscular system. Sometimes it is the result of injury, illness, or an inherited disorder. Some causes may not be identified. Some children are born with hypotonia that is not related to a separate condition.
Hypotonia, or poor muscle tone, is usually detected at birth or during infancy. If your infant has hypotonia, he or she may appear limp at birth and not be able to keep his or her knees and elbows slightly bent. Your child may continue to struggle with feeding and motor skills. Many different diseases and disorders cause the symptoms of hypotonia. It is easily recognizable because it affects muscle strength, motor nerves, and the brain. However, diagnosing the disease or disorder that is causing the problem can be challenging. Hypotonia is sometimes called floppy muscle syndrome.