Eksempler på brug af Testator på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Does the Testator wish to update their Will?
Inventory of moveable andimmovable assets of the testator.
Then, the testator and two witnesses signed the document.
They store the original andgive a copy to the testator.
Testator must be an adult or a minor serving in the military or a minor who is married.
Particulars of freehold/leasehold property left by the testator.
An Executor is appointed by the testator himself(the maker of the Will) in his Last Will and Testament.
The Executor(s) will legally own all the assets from the time the Testator dies.
Or where the testator(the deceased) does not have executors to carry out his instruction as contained in the Will.
This indicates that all parties are satisfied that the Will is a true reflection of the wishes of the testator.
A person making a gift or a testator may also decide that the gift or inheritance shall not be a part of joint property.
We welcome work in this area, as it provides reassurance to all those concerned-the professionals,the family and often the testator.
The signature would be valid provided the testator made a positive and discernible contribution to the signing process.
A Testator could either sign the will himself or direct another to sign it on his behalf provided there were two witnesses.
The Statute of Wills established requirements that survive to this day-a will must be written,signed by the testator and witnessed by two people.
When a testator(maker of a Will) dies, his entire estate is automatically vested in the Chief Judge of the State where his property lies.
The Law of Testacy requires that a Will must be signed by two witnesses,both of whom witnessed at the same time the testator signing or acknowledging his signature in the Will.
A recent case shows that even though the intention of a Testator is clear a will can be disputed if the will is not signed by the Testator and properly witnessed.
A granddaughter of the deceased brought an action seeking revocation of the Grant of Probate andasked the Court to find that a will made 2 years before the testator died was invalid.
In some states,the Law of Testacy prevents the testator from disposing of by Will any property which the testator had no power to dispose off under his native law and custom;
While having a will in place in cases such as this doesn't guarantee against such fallings-out,perhaps detailed discussions about who will inherit and what before the testator dies can help.
Problems with wills may not come to light until the testator dies, which could be years after the will was written and if any redress is available, this might depend on who wrote the will.
If the spouses had community property,the widow/widower will normally be entitled to retain an undivided life estate in such property. Such right is limited, if the testator had children from another relationship.
The law requires that a testator(maker of a Will) must have a sound disposing mind both at the time of giving instructions for the drafting of the Will and at the time of signing the Will.
The power of the courts to hear the succession proceedings is given if, at the time of his/her death, the testator had his/her habitual residence in the Czech Republic Section 74 of the Act on Private International Law.
When the testator dies, and his Will is discovered at the Probate Registry, you need to consult a Solicitor who will make a formal application to notify the Probate Registrar of the discovery of the Will.
Household appliances used by both spouses also form part of the community property if they were acquired by inheritance,bequest or donation, unless the testator or donor stipulated otherwise Art.
Grant of Probate is issued by the Court to the executor who was dully appointed by the testator himself in the testator's Last Will to enable the executor to carry out the instructions of the testator.
Over the last few years there has been a significant rise in the number of Contentious Probate cases being initiated in the High Court in England and Wales andthe basis for contesting wills is often an allegation of undue influence over the Testator.
A Will can be challenged or set aside on the grounds of fraud; forgery; undue influence,suspicious circumstances; or that the testator lacked testamentary capacity, or that the Will was revoked by the testator.