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Why must a will be in writing before any signing or witnessing question arises?
Who may sign a will, and what must be true if someone signs for the testator?
What must the testator intend the signature to do for the will?
What exactly must happen for two witnesses to witness a will properly?
Do witnesses need to know the contents of the will to witness it validly?
A daughter signs for the testator at the testator’s request, two neighbours witness the will, one witness never reads it, and the will is undated. Which execution formalities matter, and is there any real validity problem?
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