The rules of a testamentary gift require that such a gift pass ownership by
A) mere delivery.
B) transfer of interest.
C) death of the donor and proving of a valid will that specifies the gift.
D) providing evidence of the physical existence of the gift and the transferor.
E) physical transfer to the donee.

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A particular kind of gift is a testamentary gift, or one that is made through a will. The rules of such a gift pass ownership not by delivery but upon the death of the donor (called a "testator") and the proving of a valid will that specifies the gift.

The Rules of a Testamentary Gift Require That Such a Gift