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nuncupative

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nuncupative adjective articulated, conversational, conveyed orally, declared, dictated, enunciated, expressed in words, not written, oral, oral declaration, oral testimony, oratorical, parol, phonic, pronounced, spoken, stated, unwritten, uttered, verbal, vocal, voiced
Associated concepts: nuncupative will


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Although more than one type of will exists, not all of the fifty states accept them as legally binding or valid Nuncupative wills are quite possibly the least recognized type of will Although more than one type of will exists, not all of the fifty states accept them as legally binding or valid.
92) At six o'clock that same evening, perhaps right after the funeral, Alice sent for Thomas Stallard, Doctor of Divinity, William Horne, and "divers others" (apparently several female servants), and made her nuncupative (oral) will.
Actually, the elegant Michaels has upped his nuncupative game this season.
 
 
 
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