When determining whether a person has testamentary capacity, a court must only determine whether the person was of sound mind.

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Giovanni Downie · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  While being of sound mind is a crucial component, determining testamentary capacity also involves assessing whether the person understood the nature and extent of their property, the natural objects of their bounty, and the disposition they were making, at the time the will was executed.

When determining whether a person has testamentary capacity, a court must only determine whether the person was of sound mind.

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