Examples of using Testator in English and their translations into Finnish
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Where testator Will is annexed.
This might be the case where those named in the wills pre-deceased the testator.
The testator then states his mental competence.
For a testament is of force after men are dead:otherwise it is of no strength at all while the testator liveth.
Then, the testator and two witnesses signed the document.
However, it would have allowed the deduction of these debts and liabilities if the testator had been resident at the time of death.
Testator must be an adult or a minor serving in the military or a minor who is married.
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.
We welcome work in this area, as it provides reassurance to all those concerned-the professionals,the family and often the testator.
Or where the testator(the deceased) does not have executors to carry out his instruction as contained in the Will.
The Statute of Wills established requirements that survive to this day-awill must be written, signed by the testator and witnessed by two people.
If the testator had been resident in the Member State concerned at the time of his death, such a deduction would have been possible.
Professor King said charities would be pleased with the judgment as it took into account their needs and that testators' wishes should be taken seriously.
A single scheme also enables a testator to plan the division of their property between their heirs in a fair manner, irrespective of the location of this property.
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.
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;
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forgery; undue influence,suspicious circumstances; or that the testator lacked testamentary capacity, or that the Will was revoked by the testator. .
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.
Under German law, there is a higher tax exemption for inherited German property if the testator or the heir are living in Germany, than if they are both living abroad.
This choice enables the testator who has benefited from the freedom of movement offered within the Union but who is keen to preserve close links with their country of origin to maintain these cultural links by means of their succession.
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.
However, testators who are nationals of Member States in which inter vivos gifts are considered irrevocable may confirm the validity of such acts by opting for their national law as that applying to their successions.
The judge reasoned that it was undesirable for anyone to execute a will in which they would be the beneficiary and that the testator must make a verbal or non verbal request for a third party to sign the will on his behalf.
When litigation arises that challenges the testator's testamentary capacity, it is usually on the basis that the testator had had senility, dementia, insanity or was under undue influence at the time of making 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. 34 of the Family and Guardianship Code.
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.
The combination of the Testator's failed attempt to sign, together with his allowing the sole beneficiary to sign on his behalf was good evidence of his intention andit was clear that the Testator had wanted to make the will and had clearly stated and understood the dispositions he wished to make.
DE Mr President, I move that our Amendment3 be amended so that, in the English text, the word'testator' is replaced in its two occurrences by the word'deceased', and the period for which a normal residence may be maintained is reduced from three to two years.
By allowing the testator a choice of law, a compromise needed to be found between the benefits of such a choice, e.g. legal certainty and a greater ability to plan their succession, and the protection of the legitimate interests of the relatives of the deceased, in particular the surviving spouse and children.