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[ GR No. 4142, Dec 24, 1909 ]

JOAQUIN TUASON Y SUMO v. C.E. VELASQUEZ +

DECISION

G.R. No. 4142

[ G.R. No. 4142, December 24, 1909 ]

JOAQUIN TUASON Y SUMO, PETITIONER AND APPELLEE, VS. C.E. VELASQUEZ, OBJECTOR AND APPELLANT.

D E C I S I O N

The court below admited the will to probate.  The question raised refers only to the form in which the will was written and signed at testator's request by another person.  The testator did know how to write or to sign, and requested another to write and sign her last will, after witnesses.  Held, That, if a testator so desires his will may be prepared for him by another, and if the testator can no sign his own name it may be signed for him, provided his request to such effect is interested in connection witnessed the signature at the time of the execution and is duly witnessed.

Per Mapa, J.

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