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/ˈkädəsəl/,/-ˌsil/,
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codicils, plural;
  1. An addition or supplement that explains, modifies, or revokes a will or part of one

  1. (codicil) a supplement to a will; a testamentary instrument intended to alter an already executed will
  2. (Codicil (will)) A codicil is a document that amends, rather than replaces, a previously executed will. Amendments made by a codicil may add or revoke small provisions (e.g., changing executors), or may completely change the majority, or all, of the gifts under the will. ...
  3. (codicil) An addition or supplement that explains, modifies, or revokes a will or part of one
  4. (Codicil) This is an additional legal document that will contain changes to your main Will.
  5. (Codicil) a legal instrument made to modify an earlier will
  6. (Codicil) A further document making a change, or adding to, an existing will. It must comply with the same formalities as the will. It should be filed with the original will but not attached to it.
  7. (Codicil) An amendment to a will. The requirements for execution of a codicil are the same as those for a will. If you wish to make extensive changes, it would generally be better to execute a new will rather than amend an old will with codicils.
  8. (Codicil) A document making minor changes to your Will. It must be signed and witnessed in the same way as your Will
  9. (codicil) An instrument in writing executed by a testator for adding to, altering, explaining or confirming a will previously made by the testator; executed with the same formalities as a will; and having the effect of bringing the date of the will forward to the date of codicil.
  10. (Codicil) Is an amendment to a will, or a slight modification which partially revokes an existing or earlier will.
  11. (Codicil) A supplement or addition to a will, not necessarily disposing of the entire estate but modifying, explaining, or otherwise qualifying the will in some way.
  12. (Codicil) A testamentary disposition subsequent to a will altering, explaining, adding to, subtracting from, or confirming it, but not revoking it.
  13. (Codicil) A supplement, amendment, or addition to a will executed with all the formalities of the will itself. It may explain, modify, add to, subtract from, qualify, alter, or revoke provisions in a will.
  14. (Codicil) A change to a will that adds or subtracts provisions or clarifies portions of the document.
  15. (Codicil) A written change to a will, not requiring a complete re-write of the will.
  16. (Codicil) An addition to a will, which modifies the will by adding to it, subtracting from it, or clarifying it.
  17. (Codicil) A legal document which amends or to adds to a will
  18. (Codicil) An amendment to an existing "will". Does not mean that the will is totally changed; just to the extent of the codicil.
  19. (Codicil) A document which alters an existing will.
  20. (Codicil) A document executed by a testator subsequent to the Will which alters, cancels or adds to the provisions of the previously drafted Will.
  21. (Codicil) a document that modifies some part of a will but does not revoke it.
  22. (Codicil) An addition or change to an existing Will.
  23. (Codicil) An amendment which modifies the terms of a Will. A codicil is useful for relatively minor changes. For extensive revisions, it is best to have a new Will drawn up which incorporates the changes you wish and revokes any previous Wills.
  24. (CODICIL) An amendment, revision, supplementation, or cancellation of a will.
  25. (Codicil) A document that is executed by a person who had previously made his or her will, to modify, delete, qualify, or revoke provisions contained in it.