In addition to the persons normally entitled to notice of a proceeding, the domiciliary personal representative shall be entitled to notice of all ancillary proceedings. Where the only assets under administration in this jurisdiction are specifically devised pursuant to a will admitted to probate in this jurisdiction, the residuary devisees of the estate shall not be considered interested persons after the will is admitted to probate.
Haw. Prob. R. 79
COMMENTARY:
Where an ancillary proceeding administers only real property that is specifically devised by a will admitted to probate by the court, there is no need to notify other parties named in the will, including the will's residuary beneficiaries, of the local proceedings. Therefore, in such circumstances, only the specific devisee and the domiciliary personal representative are to be considered interested persons after the will is admitted to probate.