The document is an opposition to the probate of a will. It alleges that:
1) The will was not properly executed and attested according to law.
2) The testator was insane or otherwise mentally incapable of making a will at the time of execution.
3) The testator was forced to execute the will under duress, fear or threats.
The oppositor requests that the application to probate the will be denied and the will be disallowed.
The document is an opposition to the probate of a will. It alleges that:
1) The will was not properly executed and attested according to law.
2) The testator was insane or otherwise mentally incapable of making a will at the time of execution.
3) The testator was forced to execute the will under duress, fear or threats.
The oppositor requests that the application to probate the will be denied and the will be disallowed.
The document is an opposition to the probate of a will. It alleges that:
1) The will was not properly executed and attested according to law.
2) The testator was insane or otherwise mentally incapable of making a will at the time of execution.
3) The testator was forced to execute the will under duress, fear or threats.
The oppositor requests that the application to probate the will be denied and the will be disallowed.
1. That the aforementioned will was not executed and
attested as required by law. (State the legal and factual basis for this contention). 2. That, at the time of the execution of said will testator was insane, or otherwise mentally incapable to make a will (State briefly factual basis for contention.) 3. That testator S.T. was forced to execute the will in question under duress, or the influence of fear, or threats. (State briefly the factual allegations in support of this contention.) 4. That the execution of said will was procured by undue and improper pressure and influence, on the part of A.B. who is the beneficiary named therein, or by some other person for his benefit. (State briefly the factual basis for this assertion.) 5. That testator S.T. acted by mistake and he did not intend that the instrument should be his will at the time of fixing his signature thereto. (State factual grounds for this allegations). WHEREFORE, oppositor C.D. prays that the application for the probate of the will of deceased S.T. be denied, and that said will be disallowed.
In Re Anthony R. Martin-Trigona, Debtor. Anthony R. Martin-Trigona v. Richard Belford, Trustee, and Daniel Meister, Trustee, 732 F.2d 170, 2d Cir. (1984)