10 Questions
A testator has the right to appoint anyone as a beneficiary in their will.
True
The Constitution can invalidate a testator's wishes expressed in their will.
True
A testator can rule from the grave and control the distribution of their property after their death.
False
Charles can disinherit Amalia for marrying Simphiwe, a Xhosa boy.
True
The trust established by the wealthy alumnus in 1960 is discriminatory and invalid.
True
The Maintenance of Surviving Spouses Act imposes restrictions on the freedom of testation.
True
The common law allows a testator to impose any condition they desire in their will.
False
A condition in a will that restricts a beneficiary's freedom of movement is valid.
False
The Constitution is irrelevant in determining the validity of a will.
False
A testator's wishes, as expressed in their will, are always enforceable.
False
This quiz covers the concept of freedom of testation in the law of succession, including a testator's right to appoint beneficiaries and the relevance of charitable trusts.
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