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15.01 [1969 New] Definition-Will Contest-Sound and Disposing Mind and Memory
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Instruction No 1 15.01 [1969 New] Definition--Will Contest--Sound and Disposing Mind and Memory The phrase "sound and disposing mind and memory" as used in this [these] instruction[s] means that when a person signed his [will] [codicil] he: First, was able to understand the ordinary affairs of life, and Second, was able to understand the nature and extent of his property, and Third, was able to know the persons who were the natural objects of his bounty, and Fourth, could intelligently weigh and appreciate his natural obligations to those persons.
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