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This overview explores the significance of codicils in estate planning, particularly their relationship with prior wills. It highlights the implications of the Aven v. Green case, which clarifies that a will and its codicil are treated as a single instrument, with the date of the codicil considered decisive. Furthermore, it emphasizes that the proof of a codicil serves as valid proof of the original will, making it crucial for validating estate intentions. Understanding these nuances is essential for effective legal documentation and estate management.
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Methods • 1. Codicil • 2. Re-execute prior will
Significance • Aven v. Green – p. 193 • Will and codicil treated as one instrument with the codicil’s date. • Proof of codicil is proof of the will.