Conditional Will Law and Legal Definition
Conditional will is one which depends upon the occurrence or non occurrence of some uncertain event. It takes effect or may be defeated on the happening of the condition stipulated. If the happening of an event stated in a will is the reason for making the will, it is unconditional. But if the testator intends to dispose of his/her property in case the event happens, the will is conditional. A conditional will can be an attested will, a holographic will or a nuncupative will.
Legal Definition list
- Conditional term sheet [Credit Assistance for Surface Transportation Projects]
- Conditional Subscription
- Conditional Sentence
- Conditional Sales Contract
- Conditional Sale
- Conditional Will
- Conditional Zoning
- Conditionally Privileged Communication
- Conditioned Air
- Conditions of Employment
- Conditions of Participation
