Noun:

વિલ્સ સપ્લિમેન્ટ,

codicil's Usage Examples:

in Middlesex County, Massachusetts as #22994, dated March 1, 1693 with codicils of July 8, 1695 and June 13, 1698, and executed June 10, 1701.

Henry"s last will and codicils, which gave specific instructions on how he should be buried, make no mention.

She possesses a codicil to a will which is valuable to the Mompesson family, owners of a nearby.

fraudulently name himself co-executor of Rosenstiel"s will by forcing a dying, semicomatose Rosenstiel to sign a codicil that Cohn falsely claimed was related to.

Shortly before his death Lane reversed this in a codicil to his will, that was however, not witnessed.

By 4 December 968, a codicilar document, the countess referred to the castle (then designated as the Castle of São Mamede) as just having been constructed, in order to defend the friars and nuns in the monastery.

A codicil is a testamentary document similar but not necessarily identical to a will.

She is known for the large number of codicils to her will, which enabled the founding of the current location of the.

The will and the codicil were in her.

Controversy over the Lane BequestFollowing his death, Lane's will bequeathed his collection to London, but an unwitnessed later codicil bequeathed it to Dublin.

descent and donated to the people and nation of Denmark with a single codicil- that July 4 be celebrated there every year.

codicil to his Will, in favor of his brother Peter, his nephews and grandnephews.

"David Scott Mitchell will, 14 February 1901 and codicil, 3 October 1905, office copy, being typed copy initialled and signed by W.

Synonyms:

testament, appendix, will,

Antonyms:

disinherit,