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- A testatrix is a female individual who has created a will or testament, outlining their wishes for the distribution of their assets and property after their death. This term is used to distinguish a female testator from a male testator, who is simply referred to as a "testator."
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On January 28, 1961, the testatrix, Agripina J. Valdez, a widow, died in Angeles, Pampanga, and was survived by seven compulsory heirs, to wit, six legitimate children named Estela Dizon, Tomas V. Dizon, Bernardita Dizon, Marina Dizon (herein executrix-appellee), Angelina Dizon and Josefina Dizon, and a legitimate granddaughter named Lilia ...
A testatrix is a woman who has written and executed a valid will, which is a legal document that outlines how her assets and property should be distributed after her death - in simple terms, she is the female will-maker.
And the law is clear that it is the attestation clause that must contain a statement, among others, that the testator signed the will in the presence of the witnesses. Without that statement, the attestation clause is fatally defective.
The probate was denied on the ground that under Article 811 of the Civil Code, the proponent must present three witnesses who could declare that the will and the signature are in the writing of the testatrix, the probate being contested; and because the lone witness presented by the proponent "did not prove sufficiently that the body of the ...
"In a proceeding for the probate of a will, the Court’s area of inquiry is limited to an examination of, and resolution on, the extrinsic validity of the will, the due execution thereof, the testatrix’s testamentary capacity and the compliance with the requisites or solemnities prescribed by law.
To give effect to the intention and wishes of the testatrix is the first and principal law in the matter of testaments (Dizon-Rivera v. Dizon, L-2456’, June 30, ‘970, 33 SCRA 554, 56’). Testacy is preferable to intestacy.
A woman who writes or has written a will. How to use "testatrix" in a sentence. Despite her illness, the testatrix managed to sign her will in the presence of two witnesses. She is appointed as the executor of the will by the testatrix herself.
