- form of the word is
testamentary, as in:
Testamentary capacity, or
mental capacity or
ability to
execute a will and
Testamentary disposition, or gift...
- A
testamentary trust (sometimes
referred to as a will
trust or
trust under will) is a
trust which arises upon the
death of the testator, and
which is specified...
- In the
common law tradition,
testamentary capacity is the
legal term of art used to
describe a person's
legal and
mental ability to make or
alter a valid...
-
applies to both
personal and real property. A will may also
create a
testamentary trust that is
effective only
after the
death of the testator. Throughout...
- Will
contests generally focus on the ****ertion that the
testator lacked testamentary capacity, was
operating under an
insane delusion, or was
subject to undue...
- the
entrusted property is
known as the "corpus" or "trust property". A
testamentary trust is an
irrevocable trust established and
funded pursuant to the...
- not be
achieved through exercising her
rights under inheritance law.
Testamentary adoption became more
common during the late Republic. Octavian, the ****ure...
- A
codicil is a
testamentary or
supplementary do****ent
similar but not
necessarily identical to a will. The
purpose of a
codicil can
differ across jurisdictions...
- A
testamentary disposition is any gift of any
property by a
testator under the
terms of a will.
Types of
testamentary dispositions include: Gift (law)...
-
administrator has been appointed.
These are
often referred to as "letters
testamentary", "letters of administration" or "letters of representation", as the...
