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Holographic Will

This document provides a sample of a holographic will. A holographic will is handwritten, dated and signed by the testator. It states that upon the testator's death, all their properties shall be distributed equally between their wife and only child. The note explains that a holographic will must be entirely written, dated and signed by the testator, does not need notarization, and is better witnessed by at least three witnesses for probate purposes.

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Holographic Will

This document provides a sample of a holographic will. A holographic will is handwritten, dated and signed by the testator. It states that upon the testator's death, all their properties shall be distributed equally between their wife and only child. The note explains that a holographic will must be entirely written, dated and signed by the testator, does not need notarization, and is better witnessed by at least three witnesses for probate purposes.

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ANNEX “D”

SAMPLE OF A HOLOGRAPHIC WILL

(Date)

I, _____________________, of ________________, being of sound and


disposing mind, do hereby declare this to be my last will and testament which I have written in my
own handwriting in English, a language known to me, and I hereby declare that all my properties
shall upon my death be distributed to my wife ______________ and to my only child
____________ share and share alike.

______________________

(Name & Signature)

Note: A holographic will-

1. Should be entirely written, dated and signed by the hand of the testator (Art. 810, NCC)
2. Need NOT be acknowledged or subscribed before a notary public
3. For purposes of its PROBATE, it is better that the signature of the testator of a
holographic will be witnessed by at least three (3) witnesses. (Art. 811, NCC)

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