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What is not true about the mode of proof for a will?

A. One attesting witness at least to be examined

B. Not necessary to call any attesting witness if will has been registered

C. Not proof required if it is admitted by an heir of the executant

D. Where attesting witness not found handwriting of attesting witness and signature of executant must be proved

Answer: Option B


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