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2005-12-16 |
PANGANIBAN, J. |
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| It is a settled doctrine that the omission of some relatives does not affect the due execution of a will.[16] That the testator was tricked into signing it was not sufficiently established by the fact that he had instituted his wife, who was more than fifty years his junior, as the sole beneficiary; and disregarded petitioner and her family, who were the ones who had taken "the cudgels of taking care of [the testator] in his twilight years."[17] | |||||