Where Part VI of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 governs an unprivileged will, which statement is…
Section 74 requires wording that makes the testator's intention ascertainable without prescribing technical wording. Sections 59 and 62 govern capacity and alteration or…
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Where Part VI of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 governs an unprivileged will, which statement is incorrect?
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Section 74 requires wording that makes the testator's intention ascertainable without prescribing technical wording.
Sections 59 and 62 govern capacity and alteration or revocation, while section 63(c) requires at least two witnesses for an unprivileged will.
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Option A
Section 59 permits a person of sound mind who is not a minor to make a will.
Option B
Section 74 requires wording that reveals the testator's intention and prescribes no technical form.
Option C
Section 62 allows a testator to revoke or alter a will while competent to dispose of the property by will.
Option D
Section 63(c) requires at least two attesting witnesses for an unprivileged will.
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