A will is a declaration of intent to determine the death benefit in regard to property. or in various acts which will be made effective according to the law upon his death, therefore, the will is the matter where the trustee wishes to give his property to anyone.
A simple will, having rules and requirements as provided by law. which should be performed as follows: *Very important*
1 Do it yourself and must be 15 years of age.
2 Not Being Incompetent or a person of unsound mind by court order but in the case of a person who has been ordered by the court to be a quasi-incompetent person be able to make a will without the consent of the guardian
3 Has not been intimidated, misled, or defrauded
4 Authors, publishers or witnesses in a will including spouse will not be a receiver of the property according to the will
5 printed wills You can sign your name or type your finger. But you can't use a stamp or curry paste.
6 Must be a letter dated / month / year while making a will If not signed is void.
7. The testator must sign his name in the presence of at least two witnesses at the same time.
8 Two witnesses must certify the signature of the testator at that time.
9 Scratching, deleting, dropping, adding or making any other alterations which the will is incomplete. As a result, only the omitted text is incomplete. Other parts are compulsory.
10, the author of the text of the will Must sign their names both identified as the author If a witness Write a statement stating that they are witnesses at the end of their signature.
Qualifications of witnesses in a will
1 has reached the age of majority
2 Not an insane person or a virtual incompetent person
3 Not being deaf, dumb, or blind on both sides.
4 Witnesses must sign only. You can print your finger or go to curry. or cannot use the stamp
For example, property that is "non-inherited" because it is the property that arises "after" the death of the deceased.
» funeral money
» Compensation
» Right to receive from life insurance money
» The right to withdraw the loan according to the amount of the overdraft loan agreement with the bank
» Special Pension under the Government Pension Act 1951
note
If the legatee dies before the testator Wills will fall and property devolved to statutory heirs according to the Civil and Commercial Code, Sections 1698 (1) and 1699
In the event that a will is void
» A will made by a person under 15 years of age
» A will made contrary to the provisions of the Civil and Commercial Code, that is, does not follow the form
» appointing a legate, provided that let the legatee dispose of his own property by a will to the testator or a person outside the stipulations
» testament which defines a person who is not known for sure as a legatee
» A will that clearly identifies the beneficated property and cannot be known for certain. or let any person determine more or less according to his heart
» A will made by an incompetent person ordered by the court but if made by someone who is claimed to be insane which the court has not ordered to be incompetent A will is wasted only if it is proven to be made in a time of insanity.
Attachment/Attachment for writing a will
1 house registration, identity card of the maker
2 House registration, the recipient's identity card
3 ID cards of 2 witnesses
4 Property documents such as land title deeds, condominium ownership certificates bank passbook car registration Firearm registration, etc.
5 Important documents showing change of name-surname (if any)
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