testator

n.

（尤指死者）留有遗嘱的人；

1. A will needs the signature of the testator and two witnesses.
   一份遗嘱需要立遗嘱人和两个证人签字.
2. A testator may revoke or alter a will he previously made.
   遗嘱人可以撤销、变更自己所立的遗嘱。
3. A will is revoked by the subsequent marriage of the testator.
   遗嘱人的再次结婚将导致(结婚前所立)遗嘱的无效。
4. The testator must have the mental capacity and be free of mental disorder.
   立遗嘱人必须有思维能力

The Communicationally Challenged Testator
Undue Influence and the Homosexual Testator
Freedom of Testation and the Ageing Testator
Testamentary Succession in Ancient China When the Testator Had Offspring
The (Literal) Death of the Author and the Silencing of the Testator's Voice
Exploring the Law of Succession: Freedom of Testation and the Ageing Testator
Wills made in Suspicious Circumstances: the Problem of the Vulnerable Testator
Reforming the Reform of the Cy Pres Doctrine: A Proposal to Protect Testator Intent
Gone But Not Conforming: Protecting the Abhorrent Testator from Majoritarian Cultural Norms Through Minority-Culture Arbitration
Entre El Testador Abandonado Y El Legitimario Desheredado ¿A Quién Prefieren Los Tribunales? (Between the Neglected Testator and t...