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§ 53-2-23 - (Pre-1998 Probate Code) Testamentary capacity of insane persons and monomaniacs
O.C.G.A. 53-2-23 (2010)
53-2-23. (Pre-1998 Probate Code) Testamentary capacity of insane persons and monomaniacs
An insane person generally may not make a will; however, during a lucid interval he may do so. A monomaniac may make a will if the will is in no way the result of or connected with his monomania. In all such cases it must appear that the will speaks the wishes of the testator, unbiased by the mental disease with which he is affected.
53-2-23. (Pre-1998 Probate Code) Testamentary capacity of insane persons and monomaniacs
An insane person generally may not make a will; however, during a lucid interval he may do so. A monomaniac may make a will if the will is in no way the result of or connected with his monomania. In all such cases it must appear that the will speaks the wishes of the testator, unbiased by the mental disease with which he is affected.
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