What is the legal definition of Will?
In the legal context, Will means (a) A document made in anticipation of eventual death, in which a person states what he wants done with his property after he dies. Such a document must be made according to law, and is recorded and filed in a probate court after the person has died. (b) Desire or wish. (c) Determination. (d) The mental capacity to carry out a conscious act.
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