Sentence examples for valid testament from inspiring English sources
If there was no valid testament, the heir was determined by the rules of intestate succession.
Intestate succession, in the law of inheritance, succession to property that has not been disposed of by a valid last will or testament.
Its popularity has remained unaffected by lawsuits and exposés, a testament to the questionable, albeit valid magnetism of its brand.
Mr. Evaristti said lawyers in the United States doubted whether Mr. Hathorn's testament, which bequeaths his body to Mr. Evaristti, would be valid.
At the centre of this debate was Jaspers' critique of Bultmann's strategy of scriptural de-mythologization: that is, his attempt to clarify the truth-contents of the scriptures by eliminating the historical or mythological elements of the New Testament, and by concentrating, in an existentially intonated exegesis, on the perennially valid and present aspects of the Bible.
The surge in popularity of graphic novels is testament to this but I take your point about non-fiction being perceived as somehow less valid than reading prose or poetry.
Another testament betrayed.
The fact that so many personal accounts continue to be published is testament to the way these stories have made it easier to discuss an illness that is still too often regarded as shameful or somehow less than valid.
