Examples of using Testator in English and their translations into Italian
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according to the national law of the Member State where the testator is resident,
The law requires that a testator(maker of a Will)
after court receives the death certificate of the testator or an equivalent document.
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.
that the absolute liberty of the testator in England and the severe restrictions imposed upon him in France are only due in every detail to economic causes.
When the testator dies, and his Will is discovered at the Probate Registry,
can be applied the law of a different Member States, and for the testator there's possibility to determinate in the will applicable law of the State of which he is a national.
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).
there was no such law for a beneficiary signing at the direction of the Testator and was clear;
Consequently, it would mean that for example if we have grandchild of the testator, then he would not be the heir in tail if his father or the testator's son is still alive, and accordingly the heir by the law of the testator.
the basis for contesting wills is often an allegation of undue influence over the Testator.
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.
Tcccc If the testator decides to freely dispose of his property in a way that denies the right of inheritance to one of his close relatives, the same law, as opposed to the given freedom of the testator, gives the possibility to obtain reserved portion.
the executors(persons appointed by the testator to carry out his instructions as contained in the Will) cannot interfere with the estate of the testator, otherwise, they may face civil and criminal liabilities.
the opening of the inheritance did not occur at the time of the death of the testator, but after the advent of the condition specified in the will.
The successor becomes good faith possessor from the moment of theopening of the inheritance even in the case when the testator was not good faith possessor,
extremely liberal systems that enable the testator to disinherit some of his bodily heirs without justification are being increasingly challenged, as demonstrated by the ever-growing
the Regulation allows the testator only to choose the law governing their nationality,
Problems with wills may not come to light until the testator dies, which could be years after the will was written
bequest or donation, unless the testator or donor stipulated otherwise(Art. 34 of the Family and Guardianship Code).