| 41. | The main provisions in wills are those which dispose of the property of the testator to a person or persons.
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| 42. | In England and Wales, marriage will automatically presumed that upon marriage, a testator will want to review the will.
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| 43. | Some property lies in a " gray " area, in which the testator's specific intent must be determined.
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| 44. | The testator in this scenario dies prior to the birth of the heir, but after the heir's conception.
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| 45. | If the testator is at least sixteen years, this is one of the few legal undertakings a minor can assume.
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| 46. | Whether or not accrual operates in certain circumstances depends on the intention of the testator as it appears from the will.
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| 47. | "Evidential uncertainty " arises where the testator or settlor, in making the condition, has expressed himself clearly enough.
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| 48. | He also went through the wills proved at York, extracting from them clauses relating to the interments of the testators.
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| 49. | Although the date may appear anywhere in the testament, the testator must sign the testament at the end of the testament.
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| 50. | For example, suppose a testator had two children A and B . A has two children, and B has three.
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