Which constitutes grounds for contesting a will?
A)The testator was uninfluenced by fraud to write or change the will.
B)The will has been revoked.
C)The will has been properly executed.
D)The will is free of contradictions.

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A will can be contested if it has been revoked, meaning it is no longer valid because the testator has canceled it or replaced it with a new will.

Which Constitutes Grounds for Contesting a Will