... By making a will, the settlement of John's estate should proceed more quickly. John's relations will not have to spend time in having the court appoint an administrator. This will save estate money as well. The testator, John, can revoke a will at any time. Even if the testator mentions in his will that it is irrevocable, the law does not recognize any will as irrevocable. The law permits change of the will as per the discretion of the testator at any time as Will is a document, which can be revoked at any time by the testator, since there is no consideration for the will. A free mind and personal wishes are essential for the validity of a will. A will executed under force, fear, fraud, and duress, undue influence, solicitation of others or against his wishes is not valid. Conclusion In this case, the agreement from John to migrate to Australia ...

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