Examples of using Testator in English and their translations into French
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of the incumbent owner, and whether and how much of the estate should not be passed on until the death of the testator.
The testator may dispose of his/her own property through a will, in a manner prescribed by the Act on Inheritance(cf. art. 9). In other words, the testator has the freedom to disposal mortis causa,
for the existence of an inheritance, a testator and an heir, and also for the payment of a survivor's pension
against the execution of the true intent of the testator expressed in his will,
the time) the testator dies or, in the case of death in absentia,
natural persons who survived the testator at the moment of his death,
or the residence of the testator.
whether before or after birth, and if the testator leaves other legitimate children
Where there is no valid will or where the testator has not disposed of the whole of his estate,
after the will has been made, if it has not been expressly disinherited and the testator has distributed his property unequally among his children,
National legislations differ, often substantially, not only as regards content(formal rules to be observed by the testator, any reserved parts of the estate reverting automatically to certain statutory heirs,
Where the testator leaves children or descendants, the surviving spouse(whether it is the husband or the wife) cannot receive in ownership more than one-fourth of the deceased's property, and although by right he/she is entitled to the usufruct of half of the estate of the deceased, the testator may bequeath to him/her the usufruct of all his/her estate.
regardless of the race of the testator or the language in which the will had been drafted.
intestate's child conceived, but unborn, when the testator or intestate dies,
adult offspring(or adoptive children) who have shirked their legal obligation to support the testator.
who have failed to meet their legal obligation to support the testator.
who have failed to meet their legal obligation to support the testator.
enables the testator to anticipate, and, with some planning, to choose which law will determine whether testamentary dispositions are legal
Article 405, paragraph 4, of the Civil Code provides even when a testator bequeaths all his/her property to another individual,
refused maintenance to the testator, or where the descendant has struck the testator