The Will is a unilateral act that is delayed until death occurs.
It transfers the ownership of a property to the beneficiary. In
order for the Will to be valid, it shall not be sinful, its
motivation shall not be contrary to the purposes of the legislator,
the testate shall be eligible to donate, and does not owe a debt
that covers all his estate, as the fulfillment of the debt has
priority over the execution of the will.
It is also required that the legatee be specified and eligible
for ownership and that the legacy in question shall be inheritable
and exist at the time of concluding the Will, in case that such
legacy is specific.
The Will is required, by virtue of the concerned law, to be of a
specific amount in order to prevent disputes between its
beneficiaries and the other heirs. Accordingly, a value of 1/3
(one-third) has been estimated for the heirs. In the event that the
Will exceeds the pre-mentioned value, the collective
consent/approval of all the
