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Testate
Describing a person with a will. Assuming that the will is legal and enforceable, the assets of such a person are distributed according to the will's terms.


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It would give the lawyers a fine time deciding what would happen should the foreigner bequeath half of the property owned through marriage to another foreigner--would such ownership through testate succession be legal?
Covering probate transfers, both testate and intestate, it has five main chapters: Chapter 1 covers probate estate and rules of eligibility; Chapter 2 covers the law of intestacy and default rules in the absence of a will; Chapter 3 deals with the execution of wills; Chapter 4 presents rules governing the revocation of wills; and, Chapter 5 covers events occurring after the execution of a will but prior to the donor's death.
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