Примери за използване на Testator may на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The testator may also draw up a will in the form of a notarial deed.
Where the donation or the will is to establish a special fund, reward or finance target program,the donor or testator may designate their title.
The testator may at any time retrieve a will deposited with a notary.
In order to prevent businesses being broken up, either for economic reasons orin the interests of the family, the testator may provide for payment the other heirs for his/her share, including deferred payment, even if there is not enough cash in the inheritance(paragraph two of Article 1056 of the Civil Code).
The testator may revoke the will deposited at the notary's at any time.
The rules on the assets the testator may not dispose of(reserved share) are as follows.
A testator may revoke the will or a part of the will at any time by a later will or agreement as to succession.
A person making a gift or a testator may also decide that the gift or inheritance shall not be a part of joint property.
A testator may assign one or more persons to execute his will.
For reasons of safety, however, the testator may leave it with a notary for safekeeping(Article 1722 of the Civil Code).
The testator may also appoint one or more testamentary executors.
In addition to the possibility of excluding forced heirs, the testator may explicitly deprive a descendant entitled to a reserved share of such share in whole or in part if the descendant is heavily indebted or a squanderer.
The testator may appoint one or more persons conferring them powers to execute the will.
Wills may include dispositions by universal title, where the testator may bequeath all of his property to one or more persons(known as heirs), and dispositions by singular title, with persons inheriting under that title known as legatees.
The testator may also direct someone else to sign the will in his or her presence.
In addition, the testator may appoint an executor to ensure that the will is properly executed.
The testator may, in addition to this, request that another person sign the will on their behalf.
In this event the testator may prohibit division of the estate until the successors concerned reach the age of eighteen.
The testator may impose the execution of the legacy as an obligation for the heir or another legatee.
In the agreement on succession the testator may name the other contracting party his heir in respect of his entire estate or a specific part thereof or in respect of certain property.
The testator may draw up the disposition of property in the event of death by way of a will or agreement as to succession.
A testator may appoint in their will one or more persons to act as executors of the will(Article 95(1) of the ZD).
The testator may entrust a private will for safekeeping to a notary or a consular official of the Republic of Lithuania in a foreign country.
The testator may also leave a legacy or bequest in his or her will, e.g. by allocating individual items or specific sums of money to particular people.
A testator may provide in their will that an executor will look after the administration of the estate instead of the heirs and universal legatees.
The testator may entrust the executor with satisfying the estate's legacies and other liabilities when he or she is head of household and a mandatory inventory is not needed.
The testator may also draw up a will other than in his or her own hand if it is self-signed and two simultaneously present witnesses declare that the document contains his or her last will.
The testator may do so if the heir has committed a serious violation against the testator by breaking a legal or moral obligation arising out of the heir's family relationship with the testator; .
While a testator may not order an heir or legatee to marry, not to marry or to remain in a marriage, he or she may establish a right for someone that lasts until such time as that person marries.
The testator may write the will in his/her own handwriting(handwritten will), or he/she can have it made out in another written form in the presence of witnesses(authenticated will) or in the form of a notarial deed.