Examples of using Testator in English and their translations into Dutch
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Who Is Entitled to Grant of Probate over the Testators Estate in Nigeria?
A general legacy by which testators leave part of their estate, for example one third,
Van Benschop mentions as heirs first the children of Adriaen Verhaer"his testators half brother" and second"the children of Margriet Verhaer fathered by Dirck Fredericxen Hamel his half sister.
Certificate of death of the testator;
The testator had his permanent residence at the time of his death;
Thanks to this duo-bequest the testator kills two birds with one stone.
dated and signed by the testator himself.
These costs are much higher than if the testator would have signed a Spanish Will.
However, it would have allowed the deduction of these debts and liabilities if the testator had been resident at the time of death.
Court etiquette states that upon the death of the testator… the heirs will mourn for six full weeks… and will not show themselves in public.
The spouse, the spouse of the testator in the event that none of the other relatives could accept the inheritance.
An Executor is appointed by the testator himself(the maker of the Will)
Or where the testator(the deceased) does not have executors to carry out his instruction as contained in the Will.
If the legatorium died before the testator, then the right to the legacy passed to the heir of the legatorium.
In this case, the Will will be written in both languages with an indication of which language has been used by the testator.
In the era of the principate, the spouse of the testator received the right of inheritance before her sons before the agnatic relatives.
A person making a gift or a testator may also decide that the gift
At the time of death of the testator, if the legatee survived the testator; .
Applicants II argue that Eugen Gutmann's collection remained intact and that their testator, Herbert Gutmann, was entitled to one-sixth of that inheritance.
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;