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Wills and Inheritance
A will shall only be legal if it was written in the presence of seven witnesses, whose seals and signatures are applied to the will. Peaople can only be witnesses if they are capable of being one. The people that can't be witnesses are people that don't own property, women, people below the age of puberty, slaves, lunatics, the deaf or mute, and those the law declares not useful or not being able to do this task. A man can declare free men or even slaves as his heirs. If a slave becomes a heir, after the death of the master, the slave becomes free and receives the inheritance. A man can declare many people or only one person to receive his inheritance. A testator is the person that makes the will, who can make his heir a person he has never met.
