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Legal Terms - formal validity of a Will
In private international law, a rule that ascertains whether nation's laws regulate the requirements for the execution of a will where, for instance, the testator possessed a foreign residence or owned foreign assets. The Wills Act 1963, section 1, governs the position under English law. The rules of execution in England are applicable whether the will is executed in England or if the testator is domiciled in England.
In private international law, a rule that ascertains whether nation's laws regulate the requirements for the execution of a will where, for instance, the testator possessed a foreign residence or owned foreign assets. The Wills Act 1963, section 1, governs the position under English law. The rules of execution in England are applicable whether the will is executed in England or if the testator is domiciled in England.
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