Assignment on Conventional Sequence of Clauses in Wills

This assignment delves into the intricacies of will writing, presenting a letter of advice as a practical example. The main body of the assignment focuses on the conventional sequence of clauses typically found in wills, including the testator's information, revocation of prior wills, appointment of executors and trustees, specific bequests, pecuniary legacies, specific devises, the residuary clause, maintenance and advancement of infants, powers of trustees, disposal of the body, and attestation. The assignment covers the legal aspects of will composition, emphasizing the importance of each clause in distributing an estate according to the testator's wishes. The provided references support the content. The assignment also provides an example of a letter of advice regarding the reading of a will and its stipulations. This assignment, along with many others, is available on Desklib, a platform providing students with the necessary AI-based study tools.

WILLS
WILLS.............................................................................................................................................1
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................3
Letter of advice............................................................................................................................3
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................5
REFRENCES...................................................................................................................................6

INTRODUCTION
Will is that document in which a testator is there who has to specified the way in which his estate
has to be managed after his death. It is an legal instrument which has permitted a person or an
testator to make decisions regarding his estate’s management and distribution of it after his
death. Will is that kind of important legal document which specifically mentions distribution of
property of testator after something happens to him or he dies. This is considered to be an
important thing as it specifies the part of all persons in a family. In the following essay letter of
advice is going to be formed and some terms are going to be discussed that is regarding will.
MAIN BODY
Letter of advice
Date: 2nd may 2020
K-22, 3rd cross,
123 Rodeo Drive Sampaloc,
Sir/Madam,
I am sorry to hear about your grandfather’s death which happened on 1st may 2020. He was a
fine gentlemen and also a very good human being from heart. He told me that he was suffering
from cancer long back. As he was approaching to his end before his death he wrote a will for all
his family members. Who was there with him in his last years. I am his friend and a legal
personal from court. My name is MR. BOB Peterson, my address is 22nd street, hazel burg,
London. I was a very good friend of him and he used to trust me allot. The will has been made as
per the Wills act 1837. All rules and regulations has been followed as per the rules of the act.
This will is going to cover distribution of all of the property that has been left by him. In this all
the accounts in which money has been kept for family members has been there Chakrabarti, A.
and (Mitchell 2016)
Now I would like to read out the will which says that under specific bequest the house belonging
to him is going to be given to his eldest son Johan and his family to live. Also jewellery brought
by him for his daughter-in law is kept in the locker of cupboard which is in that house only. Then
to his another son Gordon he is giving his white sports car that is in the garage and to his wife he
is giving a flat in 3rd cross lane. All this property given to Gordon is under the same clause. Then

to his daughter Sera he has given his farmhouse and a “clause has been added that she is required
to take care of his dog Bruno till he dies naturally”
Then money which he has kept in his bank account has to be immediately transferred to his
wife’s account. Both his son and daughter can take the money only after signature of his wife
over the required documents. If his son has to keep all property with them then they are required
to take care of his wife. Also a common property is going to be equally divided among his sons
and daughter that is a villa which he holds under his wife Zola’s name. This villa can only be
transferred to them when my wife goes paralytic or dies a natural death (Dutt and et. al., 2016).
Further all the money in may bank accounts should be divided among my each family member
equally including my grand children. Also each of debt that I am holding towards any person has
to be paid out of these property only. Also my other belongings like my bike should be given to
my eldest son. All the other thing which I have forgot to mansion in my will should be donated
to charity or to any other social cause.
In the end of the will under residual clause it has been mentioned by him that if all the remaining
property is not given for social cause then all the property is going to go for charity. After my
death my wife is going to be taking care of my belongings except for my bike.
Also I would like to inform you that the will is required to receive your mother and all your
signature over it. So, kindly tell me that when can I come for the signature.
Thanking you,
Yours sincerely
Mr BOB Peterson.
Conclusion
From the above file the concept of will is clear and it has been explained that how an advice
letter over a will can be written. The concept of will says that it is a legal document describing
about the property to be distributed. Then in the letter various clause has been used to specify
about important points of will.

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