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1 will
юр. заповітправовий документ заповідача (testator) про розпорядження своїм майном (property¹), що набирає сили після його смерті═════════■═════════ambulatory will тимчасовий заповіт • заповіт непевного змісту; antenuptial will передшлюбний заповіт; conditional will умовний заповіт • заповіт з умовами; conjoint will спільний заповіт; contested will заповіт, правочинність якого заперечується; counter will взаємний заповіт майна; double will взаємний заповіт майна; holographic will власноручно написаний заповіт; last will заповіт; living will заповіт на випадок смерті; mutual will взаємний заповіт; nuncupative will усний заповіт; un officio us will незаконний заповіт═════════□═════════last will and testament заповіт; probate of wills затвердження заповітів; renunciation of will відмова від заповіту; to contest a will заперечувати/заперечити заповіт; to make a will укладати/укласти заповіт; will attested by witnesses заповіт, засвідчений свідками; will made before a notary нотаріально оформлений заповіт
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