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The date of the testator’s death is legally significant in onesituation, namely when it is used:
The date of the testator’s death is legally significant in one
situation, namely when it is used:
To assess the testamentary capacity of the testator.
To identify the surrounding circumstances relevant to armchair evidence.
To determine whether the beneficiaries have the legal capacity toinherit.
To determine whether the beneficiaries have the legal capacity to
inherit.
To establish the testator’s intention when interpreting the will.
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