The rule is that the testator's wish makes for the validity of a will It is the testator's wish alone that gives rise to a will.

A Druze has the right to revoke or amend his will, the testator's final wish being the crucial issue in the making of a will.

In the event that the testator makes a will after marriage and he is childless, the will is executed as it stands.

If the testator makes a will prior to marriage and he then subsequently marries and has a child, or if he did so after a childless marriage and then subsequently has a child, his will shall be invalidated.

In the event of intestacy or an invalid will, the estate is distributed in accordance with the lawful division of shares.

The legal distinction between an ordinary will and a registered will is that the ordinary will is not executed until it is adjudged to be valid, whereas the registered will is executed without any ruling from the cadi as to its validity.

Where is the will?

In her will.

Revocation or amendment of a will

Had Margot made a will?

Well, you can keep your will!

I didn't!

6. A person who, through threats, fraud or violence, forces the testator to make or change a will

Donald's changing the provisions of his will by adding a codicil.

Did you draw up the will?

This is no ordinary testament.

And I helped your brother with that will.

Mrs. Anna... you... take notes.

You're included in his will.

Even a dead god cannot rewrite his will.

And according to the will, he'll get everything.

Do you know what a will is, old chap?

The old man made out his will.

You take notes... from next king.

He executed my father's will.

And any one who changes the will, having heard it, shall be guilty and accountable for God hears all and knows everything.

So whoever changes the will after he has heard it its sin is only upon those who change it indeed Allah is the All Hearing, the All Knowing.

Then if any man changes it after hearing it, the sin shall rest upon those who change it surely God is All hearing, All knowing.

Then whosoever altereth it after he hath heard it, the sin thereof shall be only on those who shall alter it verily Allah is Hearing, Knowing.

Then whoever changes the bequest after hearing it, the sin shall be on those who make the change. Truly, Allah is All Hearer, All Knower.

But whoever changes it after he has heard it, the guilt is upon those who change it. God is All Hearing, All Knowing.

Then if those, who heard the will, change it, they themselves shall bear the sin of this. Allah hears everything and knows everything.

And whoso changeth (the will) after he hath heard it the sin thereof is only upon those who change it. Lo! Allah is Hearer, Knower.

And should anyone alter it after hearing it, its sin shall indeed lie on those who alter it. Indeed Allah is all hearing, all knowing.

Then, if anyone changes it after hearing it, the sin shall rest upon those who change it. Allah is Hearing and Knowing.

Then whoever alters the bequest after he has heard it the sin is only upon those who have altered it. Indeed, Allah is Hearing and Knowing.

Whoever intentionally changes the will of a deceased person, he has committed a sin. God is All hearing and All knowing.

Whoever then alters it after he has heard it, the sin of it then is only upon those who alter it surely Allah is Hearing, Knowing.

Anyone who alters it once he has heard it shall be accountable for his crime. Surely, God is all hearing and all knowing.

If anyone changes the bequest after hearing it, the guilt shall be on those who make the change. For Allah hears and knows (All things).

7. A person who, by similar means, prevents another person from making a will, revokes the will which that other person has made, or replaces, conceals or alters a later will

As long as you're sitting there, thinking of your last will and testament,

orthethrillwhen they 'rereadingthewill

A few months before, Margot and I had made our wills.

And perhaps she'll change her will.