Before dying from injuries suffered in an auto accident, Beamer tells his relatives that on his death, Clotilde is to have all of his possessions. Beamer has made a codicil. a constructive will. an inter vivos will. a nuncupative will.

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Aleah Benjamin

31 May, 05:30

Before dying from injuries suffered in an auto accident, Beamer tells his relatives that on his death, Clotilde is to have all of his possessions. Beamer has made a codicil. a constructive will. an inter vivos will. a nuncupative will.

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Averie Mcdowell · Answer 1

Answer: a nuncupative will.

Explanation:

A nuncupative will is an oral will that can be delivered orally to the witnesses. This will is opposed to the usual format of wills, that are written in a proper format.

The nuncupative will includes the instructions for the distribution of the property when the giver is too sick, dying or cannot execute a written will.

Noncupative wills are not consider legal in most of the jurisdictions, but in jurisdiction were they are consider as legal require two witnesses and the will must be written down by the witnesses as early as possible.

The given situation, is a example of nuncupative will as the Beamer tell his relative that on his death Clotilde will get the possessions. This was a kind of verbal will or nuncupative will.