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Section 59 of Part VI of the India Succession Act, 1925, governs Will. The law states that any person who is of sound mind and not a minor can make a Will. Any person or entity capable of holding a property can be a beneficiary (recipient). The property must be in existence at the time of death of testator and capable of being transferred.
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