Articles 278 and 295 of the Law Martyrdom (10 of 1984), Arts 61, 73 and 76 (c) of the Letter of Administration, will contend that the plaintiff was acting in favor of it by the defendant. done. The deceased) Proof Plaintiff prepares photocopy in proof instead of original will, the plaintiff did not guide any independent evidence that died at the time of death, leaving any evidence on the plaintiff's termination of the original will Could not be secondary evidence unless the destruction of the preliminary evidence by the plaintiff by presenting comprehensible and credible evidence is denied unless the signature of the deceased by his widow is denied. If so, she will be well-acquainted with the signature of her deceased husband, thus the importance of her being denied her signature will be of importance to her. During the cross-examination, the widow was not given any advice that would contain the signature of the deceased and she was lying. Record any document on the Will to match her signature of the deceased. Nothing was in the record to indicate that the widow's refusal to sign her deceased husband was maintained in the circumstances \ r \ n
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