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Statutes > Mississippi > Title-91 > 5
91-5-1 - Who may execute; signature; attestation.
91-5-3 - Revocations.
91-5-5 - Children born after making of the will.
91-5-7 - Bequests not to lapse in certain cases.
91-5-9 - Devise to witness void.
91-5-11 - Devise or bequest to trustee.
91-5-13 - Creditor competent witness to will.
91-5-15 - Nuncupative wills.
91-5-17 - Parties in interest to nuncupative will to be cited.
91-5-19 - Nuncupative will not to be proven after six months unless reduced to writing.
91-5-21 - Members of armed forces and mariners at sea excepted.
91-5-23 - Provision for husband or wife to be in bar.
91-5-25 - Right of spouse to renounce will; form of renunciation; right to intestate share.
91-5-27 - Effect of no provision for husband or wife.
91-5-29 - Effect of wife or husband having separate estate.
91-5-31 - Repealed.
91-5-33 - Person who kills another not to take under his will.
91-5-35 - Will devising real property admitted to probate as muniment of title only; rights of interested parties unaffected.
State Codes and Statutes
Statutes > Mississippi > Title-91 > 5
91-5-1 - Who may execute; signature; attestation.
91-5-3 - Revocations.
91-5-5 - Children born after making of the will.
91-5-7 - Bequests not to lapse in certain cases.
91-5-9 - Devise to witness void.
91-5-11 - Devise or bequest to trustee.
91-5-13 - Creditor competent witness to will.
91-5-15 - Nuncupative wills.
91-5-17 - Parties in interest to nuncupative will to be cited.
91-5-19 - Nuncupative will not to be proven after six months unless reduced to writing.
91-5-21 - Members of armed forces and mariners at sea excepted.
91-5-23 - Provision for husband or wife to be in bar.
91-5-25 - Right of spouse to renounce will; form of renunciation; right to intestate share.
91-5-27 - Effect of no provision for husband or wife.
91-5-29 - Effect of wife or husband having separate estate.
91-5-31 - Repealed.
91-5-33 - Person who kills another not to take under his will.
91-5-35 - Will devising real property admitted to probate as muniment of title only; rights of interested parties unaffected.
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