Testamentary Capacity

July 16th, 2009 |

Author: 1203Broadway

Possessing the mental competency to execute a last will and testament; being of sound mind. The author of the will must have the ability to know the extent of his property and weigh and appreciate his obligations toward the natural objects of his bounty, his family.

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