A statement signed by the required number of witnesses who observe the execution of a valid will is called a(n) :

A) validity clause.
B) ambulatory clause.
C) attestation clause.
D) fiduciary clause.

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A statement signed by the required number of witnesses who observe the execution of a valid will is called a(n) :A)  validity clause.B)  ambulatory clause.C)  attestation clause.D)  fiduciary clause.

Muskan Bhatia · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  An attestation clause is a statement signed by witnesses who observe the execution of a valid will. It typically states that the testator was of sound mind and capacity at the time of signing and that the witnesses were present to witness the signing. A validity clause refers to a provision within the will itself that addresses its validity. An ambulatory clause is a provision in a will that allows for changes to be made in the future. A fiduciary clause refers to a provision naming a person or entity as a fiduciary or executor of the will.

A statement signed by the required number of witnesses who observe the execution of a valid will is called a(n) :

A) validity clause.
B) ambulatory clause.
C) attestation clause.
D) fiduciary clause.

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