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Rogers v. Rogers

Citations

  • 691 P.2d 114
  • 71 Or. App. 133

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  • a will, as an ambulatory instrument, takes effect at the time of the testator’s death; failure to comply with the formalities of execution by the time the testator has died results in an invalid will
  • attestation may not occur after the testator’s death

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Judges: Van Hoomissen Young, Young

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