Legal subjectivity:

If the testator does not sign the will, it will not take effect. The parties are free to dispose of their legal property in accordance with the law, but only when the will is signed by the testator can it be shown that the will is the true expression of the parties' wishes and will it be legally effective. According to Article 1133 of the Civil Code, a natural person may make a will to dispose of personal property in accordance with the provisions of this law and may appoint an executor. A natural person can make a will to designate one or more legal heirs to inherit personal property. A natural person may make a will and donate personal property to the state, a collective or an organization or individual other than the legal heir. Article 1135 stipulates that a written will must be witnessed by two or more witnesses, and one of them shall write it on behalf of the will. It shall be signed by the testator, the scrivener and other witnesses, and the year, month, and year shall be marked. day. Legal objectivity:

Article 1134 of the Civil Code stipulates that a self-written will shall be written and signed by the testator, and the year, month and day shall be indicated.