Question

Which of the following is not required to prove a Will?

• A. Will is executed by the testator
• B. It was the last will executed by the testator
• C. It must pass test of satisfaction of prudent mind
• D. It must pass test of mathematical accuracy

Hint:

For a valid Will, mental capacity matters—not numerical precision.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Step 1: Proof of a Will.
To prove a Will, it must be shown that it was duly executed by the testator and represents his last testamentary intention.
Step 2: Mental capacity.
The Will must satisfy the test of a prudent and sound disposing mind of the testator at the time of execution.
Step 3: Irrelevant requirement.
There is no legal requirement that a Will must satisfy any test of mathematical accuracy.
Step 4: Conclusion.
Hence, the correct answer is (D).