Sentences with phrase «death of the testator»

Can a will / testament / covenant be changed AFTER the death of the testator?

But this new testament also required the «death of the testator» (He.9.17).

Electronic wills may also be easier for executors to find on the death of the testator.

As a number of my fellow colleagues in the estates bar have noted in other blogs on this subject, it is essential that solicitors who practice in estate planning be aware of the changes and ensure that they are advising clients who have disabled children or other family members appropriately, so that the ODSP benefits of those individuals can be preserved to the greatest extent possible after the death of the testator.

This makes the matter safer than, say, a will that might be made at large and pulled out of the ether by a purported beneficiary after the death of the testator.

In addition, it provides an interesting discussion regarding disclosure of a solicitor's file after the death of the testator.

However, they do need to be drafted in a way that makes it clear that the document is meant to be a will or a «testamentary instrument», intending to leave property after the death of the testator.

B's interest does not arise on the death of the testator; it arises on the death of A. - If a testator leaves his estate to A upon him attaining the age of 30, and TA 1925, s 31 applies to this trust, A will become entitled to an interest in possession at the age of 18.

IPDI trusts only qualify as such if the interest arises on the death of the testator: - If a testator leaves his estate to A for life and then to B for life, and both A and B survive the testator, A's interest will qualify as an IPDI but B's interest will not.

After the death of the testator and grant of probate, what if the NRB legacy impinges upon the house?

They can only be created by will and only arise where the interest arises on the death of the testator.