A
A power authorizing another to act for the principal.
B
The disposition of one's property to take effect after death.
C
A certificate proving execution of a conveyance.
D
A clause giving a later mortgage priority.
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Correct Answer
B. The disposition of one's property to take effect after death.
AI Explanation
This definition is direct but testable. In the booklet’s "Definitions and General Terms," a will is the disposition of one’s property to take effect after death. Not to be confused with an attestation clause, which is the witness clause at the end of a will rather than the will itself.
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