Testamentary capacity refers to: (A) Ability to make a valid will, (B) Criminal liability, (C) Right to vote, (D) Ability to give evidence
Answer is A. Ans. (A). Ability to make a valid will(Ref: KSN Reddy, Essentials of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 33rd Ed., P. 493)Testamentary capacityQMental Ability of a person to make a valid willHolograph willQWritten by the testator in his own hand writingSomnambulismSleep walkingSomnolentiaSleep - drunkenness - midway between sleep and walking, he may commit some crime due to confusion of the mind