Oświadczenie świadków o przyjęciu testamentu szczególnego w formie ustnej w

statement(s) of witnesses to a privileged will (executed/delivered) in the form of an oral will/a nuncupative will

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A nuncupative will, also called an oral or verbal will, is a type of will that's delivered verbally to witnesses


Privileged wills are special wills that can be provided only under certain specific, extraordinary circumstances, such as an oral will, a will made on board of a Polish seagoing or aircraft vessel and a will of a soldier.
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The Civil Code divides wills into ordinary wills (Articles 949-951 of the Civil Code) and privileged wills (Articles 952-954 of the Civil Code). Ordinary wills include as follows:

1) hand-written will (holographic – Article 949 of the Civil Code);

2) allographic will (Article 951 of the Civil Code);

3) will made by a notary public (Article 950 of the Civil Code).

They are characterized by the fact that they may be at any time made by a person having the capacity to perform legal acts. If such a will is not revoked by the testator, it will remain valid regardless of how much time elapses between the day of making the will and the death of the testator. A privileged will may only be made, if there are special circumstances specified by law and its validity is limited in time (Article 955 of the Civil Code). Such a circumstance is the fear of the testator’s imminent death and the impossibility of making a will in the aforesaid forms. Privileged wills comprise an oral will, a will executed on board a ship or an airplane, and a military will.
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