Codicil Meaning in English

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परिभाषा

A codicil is an official document that adds changes or extra instructions to a person's will, without creating a whole new will.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Codicil' is a formal, legal term mainly used in the context of wills and estate planning. It is not used informally. Always specifies changes after the original will was created.

• Spanish: código adicional (testamento) - codicilo
• Portuguese (BR): códicilo
• Portuguese (PT): códicilo
• Chinese (Simplified): 遗嘱附录 - 遗嘱补充条款
• Chinese (Traditional): 遺囑附錄 - 遺囑補充條款
• Hindi: वसीयतनामा में संशोधन (कोडिसिल)
• Arabic: ملحق وصية
• Bengali: নথিপত্রে সংযোজন (উইল সম্পর্কিত)
• Russian: дополнительное распоряжение (к завещанию) - кодицилл
• Japanese: 遺言補足書
• Vietnamese: bản bổ sung di chúc
• Korean: 유언 보충서
• Turkish: vasiyetname eki - ek belge (vasiyetnameyle ilgili)
• Urdu: ضمیمہ (وصیت سے متعلق)
• Indonesian: keterangan tambahan wasiat - kodisil

उदाहरण वाक्य

She added a codicil to her will to change the name of her beneficiary.

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If you want to leave your jewelry to someone new, you can just add a codicil instead of drafting a whole new will.

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A codicil must be signed and witnessed just like a will.

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The lawyer explained how a codicil can update a will without much trouble.

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After her father passed away, the family discovered a codicil they never knew about.

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You don't need to start over—just write a codicil for any small changes you want to make.

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