Look up: codicil

1. codicil
   [n] - a supplement to a will
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2. Codicil
   a document that modifies some part of a will but does not revoke it.
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3. codicil
   A legal document by which a person amends his / her will
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4. Codicil
   A document used to add to, alter or remove parts of an existing Will. A codicil must be executed in the same way as a Will, (signatures and witnesses etc.).
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5. Codicil
   A document, usually short, which (when properly executed) amends the terms of an existing will.
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6. Codicil
   A document on which changes or additions are made to an existing signed will. Both the will and the... <a target=_blank href='http://www.finance-glossary.com/terms/codicil.htm?id=264&ginPtrCode=00000&PopupMode=false' title='Read full definition of codicil'>more</a>
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7. codicil
   a testamentary document which supplements, explains, modifies or subtracts from a will bearing an earlier date. Category: Law
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8. Codicil
   An addendum signed and executed which amends or adds something to a will
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9. Codicil
   A document that changes some parts of a Will but does not cancel it altogether.
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10. Codicil
    Is a supplement or appendix to a will that adds or subtracts provisions or makes clarifications to the document.
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11. Codicil
    Cod'i·cil noun [ Latin codicillus , dim. of codex : confer French codicille . See Code .] (Law) A clause added to a will.
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12. codicil
    noun a supplement to a will; a testamentary instrument intended to alter an already executed will
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13. Codicil
    • (n.) A clause added to a will.
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14. Codicil
    [will] A codicil is a document that amends, rather than replaces, a previously executed will. Amendments made by a codicil may add or revoke small provisions (e.g., changing executors), or may completely change the majority, or all, of the gifts under the will. Each codicil must conform to t...
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15. Codicil
    Codicil can refer to: Ex) The Court held that the letter was a valid holographic codicil to the decedent`s formal will. ...
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16. CODICIL
    The only legal document that can change a will. It is a supplement to a will, adding, taking from, or altering the will's provisions. It must be executed with the same formalities as a will.
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17. Codicil
    A written change or amendment to a will.
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18. Codicil
    A supplement or addition to a will that explains, modifies, or revokes a previous will provision or that adds an additional provision. A codicil must be signed and witnessed with the same formalities as those used in the will's preparation.
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19. Codicil
    It is an addition, substraction, deletion or revoking or any amendment in form of written document along with the original will.It saves the will maker to remake the will, though the execution of this additional supplement has to be solemnised in the same manner as the original Will. The document ne...
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