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A) Actual
B) Express
C) Implied
D) Resulting
E) Congruent
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A) Terminator
B) Ender
C) Receiver
D) Transferor
E) Remainderman
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A) Approve
B) View
C) Acknowledge
D) Attest
E) Review
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A) A beneficiary may not be a witness to a will.
B) A spouse may not be a witness to a will.
C) An adult child may not be a witness to a will.
D) An adult child may be a witness to a will, but no other relative may be a witness to a will.
E) A spouse may be a witness to a will, but no other relative may be a witness to a will.
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A) Living will
B) Health care proxy
C) Medical decision contract
D) Medical agent proxy
E) Living health proxy
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A) Probate
B) Trust
C) Command
D) Executor
E) Allocation
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A) The written will is ineffective if Willy wrote it under circumstances by which Linda took advantage of his weak physical or emotional condition to persuade him to write the will leaving her everything.
B) The written will is ineffective only if a witness is available who will testify that Willy admitted that he would never have left all his possessions to Linda if he were not dependent on her for his wellbeing.
C) There is a presumption of undue influence based upon the age difference between Linda and Willy.
D) Linda is legally entitled to a presumption of no undue influence because she was Willy's girlfriend at the time the will was written.
E) Linda is legally entitled to a presumption of no undue influence only if she can establish through the testimony of a disinterested witness that Willy had asked her to marry him.
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A) Invalid
B) Holographic
C) Penciled
D) Penned
E) Pencil and penned
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A) There are legal constructs, similar to trusts, allowing families to pass wealth from generation to generation.
B) Civil law governs the trust system in India.
C) The family waqf resembles a trust, although the beneficiary of a family waqf must have a religious, pious, or charitable purpose.
D) Waqfs and trusts have some similarities.
E) Some legal scholars have suggested that the religious roots of the waqf have made this construct less flexible and responsive to change over time than the trust, with its secular roots.
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A) Benefactor
B) Trustor
C) Trustee
D) Settlor
E) Settlee
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A) Inheritance devisor
B) Inheritance regulator
C) Trustee
D) Personal representative
E) Personal devisee
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True/False
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A) Real
B) Constructive
C) Resulting
D) Validating
E) Actual
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True/False
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A) Testate
B) Testacy
C) Intestacy
D) Will
E) Probate
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A) The Uniform Probate Code
B) The National Will Act
C) The Uniform Will Act
D) The Federal Probate and Will Act
E) The National Probate Code
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