Law And the Family
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All he did was to exhibit to them a paper folded so that they could not see his name and ask them to sign their names. He had a few days before asked them if they would sign his will. It was held that there was subscription but no attesta- tion and the statute required both — the court saying: "It follows that when the deceased hides from the subscribing witnesses the signature which is upon the instrument previously signed by him and goes no further than to ask the subscribing witnesses to sig...n the paper placed before them, even if that request be accompanied by a statement that the [94] PERILS OF WILL-MAKING paper is his will, there is no acknowl- edgment by the deceased of his signa- ture and so no vahd attestation of his signature by the subscribing witnesses." The second came near being a case of too many cooks. The testator, a man of means who was ill and had a lawyer at his elbow, was advised while waiting for the attesting witnesses to earmark the pages of his will by writing his name on the margio of each with the exception of the last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All he did was to exhibit to them a paper folded so that they could not see his name and ask them to sign their names. He had a few days before asked them if they would sign his will. It was held that there was subscription but no attesta- tion and the statute required both — the court saying: "It follows that when the deceased hides from the subscribing witnesses the signature which is upon the instrument previously signed by him and goes no further than to ask the subscribing witnesses to sig...n the paper placed before them, even if that request be accompanied by a statement that the [94] PERILS OF WILL-MAKING paper is his will, there is no acknowl- edgment by the deceased of his signa- ture and so no vahd attestation of his signature by the subscribing witnesses." The second came near being a case of too many cooks. The testator, a man of means who was ill and had a lawyer at his elbow, was advised while waiting for the attesting witnesses to earmark the pages of his will by writing his name on the margio of each with the exception of the last.
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