44 Part 2: What if The Facts Were Different? X Questions be14b108h_ch44_multi.01 Question 1 of 1 A 1 WHAT IF THE FACTS WERE DIFFERENT? A-Z What if the safe had a letter written in William Cook's handwriting and signed by him, which stated that William Cook would like all of his assets to go to his sister's daughter, Evangeline? In addition, in the safe there was the document stating that William Cook's stamp collection should go to the housekeeper Bertha, signed and dated after the handwritten letter and witnessed by the gardener and the cook. William Cook also named Eugene as beneficiary on William Cook's pension and life insurance policy. 1. The handwritten letter leaving William Cook's estate to Evangeline is an Select Select enforceable holographic will unenforceable holographic will enforceable nuncupative will 2. The handwritten letter has what effect on the original will leaving everything tu LuggTic unenforceable nuncupative will Select 3. The document leaving the stamp collection to Bertha modifies select 4. Evangeline will receive Select At - Icon Key Question 1 of 1WHAT IF THE FACTS WERE DIFFERENT? What if the safe had a letter written in William Cook's handwriting and signed by him, which stated that William Cook would like all of his assets to go to his sister's daughter, Evangeline? In addition, in the safe there was the document stating that William Cook's stamp collection should go to the housekeeper Bertha, signed and dated after the handwritten letter and witnessed by the gardener and the cook. William Cook also named Eugene as beneficiary on William Cook's pension and life insurance policy. 1. The handwritten letter leaving William Cook's estate to Evangeline is an Select 2. The handwritten letter has what effect on the original will leaving everything to Eugene? Select Select no effect because the statement is not validly executed no effect because Eugene is still the named beneficiary on William Cook's pension and life insurance amends William Cook's earlier will revokes William Cook's earlier will 4. Evangeline will receive select Icon Key Question 1 of 1 be14b108h_ch44_multi.01 Save Submit Assignment for Grading 10:32 AMWHAT IF THE FACTS WERE DIFFERENT? A- What if the safe had a letter written in William Cook's handwriting and signed by him, which stated that William Cook would like all of his assets to go to his sister's daughter, Evangeline? In addition, in the safe there was the document stating that William Cook's stamp collection should go to the housekeeper Bertha, signed and dated after the handwritten letter and witnessed by the gardener and the cook. William Cook also named Eugene as beneficiary on William Cook's pension and life insurance policy. 1. The handwritten letter leaving William Cook's estate to Evangeline is an select 2. The handwritten letter has what effect on the original will leaving everything to Eugene? Select 3. The document leaving the stamp collection to Bertha modifies Select Select the original will the handwritten letter, which revoked and replaced the original will neither because the document was not validly executed 4. Evangeline will receive select A+ - Icon Key Question 1 of 1 be14b108h_ch44_multi.01 Save Submit Assignment for Grading 24x O 10:32 AM /2022Questions be146108h_ch44_multi.01 Question 1 of 1 O WHAT IF THE FACTS WERE DIFFERENT? A- What if the safe had a letter written in William Cook's handwriting and signed by him, which stated that William Cook would like all of his assets to go to his sister's daughter, Evangeline? In addition, in the safe there was the document stating that William Cook's stamp collection should go to the housekeeper Bertha, signed and dated after the handwritten letter and witnessed by the gardener and the cook. William Cook also named Eugene as beneficiary on William Cook's pension and life insurance policy. 1. The handwritten letter leaving William Cook's estate to Evangeline is an select 2. The handwritten letter has what effect on the original will leaving everything to Eugene? Select 3. The document leaving the stamp collection to Bertha modifies select 4. Evangeline will receive select Select A+ none of William Cook's estate all of William Cook's estate except the stamps all of William Cook's estate except the stamp collection, but not any proceeds from his life insurance or pension O- Icon Key all of William Cook's estate but not any proceeds from his life insurance or pension all of William Cook's estate Question 1 of 1 be14b108h_ch44_multi,01 Save Submit Assignment for Grading 10:32 AM