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13:47 Aug 10, 2020 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / will | |||||||
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Notarial declaration of will Explanation: A declaration of will signed up or witnessed by a notary |
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Record of transfer of notarised last will and testament to inter vivos acts Explanation: These are typical stages of will making. The person making a last will and testiment has 2 options: a) before a Notary; b)holograph will (handwritten and signed by person mking the will and c) secret will, disctated to a person of trust, such ass friend or relative. These are then notarised and kept in separate records, i..e. in the public will records. On the person's death, the will (sorry for the pun) will by transferred to the inter vivos acts an the notary will record this in the "verbale" or record. Hope this is clear. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2020-08-10 14:54:54 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sorry for typos ... typing in a darkened room ... "dictated", etc. ... |
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Affidavit of filing a notarially made Will with the records of lifetime dealings Explanation: There seem to be two General Indexes (vs. Indices) kept by the Notary Public in Italy: one of lifetime dealings or ones inter vivos and the other of testamentary dispositions. Surely, the Last Will and Testament is classified as a lifetime disposition until the maker's death as a BrE: deceased or AmE: decedent, whereupon it is reclassified. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.e-glossa.it/wiki/passaggio_del_testamento_pubblic... |
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