If a will has been destroyed can anybody contest it?

Yes, a destroyed will can be contested, but it typically depends on the circumstances surrounding its destruction and whether there are valid copies or evidence of its contents. If someone believes the will was destroyed intentionally by the testator to revoke it, they may face challenges in proving its validity. However, if there is sufficient evidence to establish the will's existence and its provisions, interested parties may still contest the estate based on that evidence. Ultimately, the specifics will vary based on jurisdiction and the details of the case.