Is there something as Joint-Wills?

Will can be executed jointly, but will come in to existence only after the death of the testetors

But what would be the status when one survivor of the WILL wants to change the contents?

A Joint Will is a testamentary instrument whereby two or more persons agree to make a conjoint Will. Where a Will is joint and is intended to take effect after the death of both, it will not be enforceable during the life– time of either. Joint Wills are revocable at anytime by either of the testators during their joint lives, or after the death of one, by the survivor.

A Will executed by two or more testators as a single document duly executed by each testator disposing of his separate properties or his joint properties is not a single Will. It operates on the death of each and is in effect for tow or more Wills. On the death of each testator, the legatee would become entitled to the properties of the testator who dies.

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Mr. Ramesh mentions "A Joint Will"  and "A Will executed by two or more testators." Are both the same or two different types.

A will can be executed jointly. There is a will known as joint wil.l A joint will is a single document executed by more than one person (typically husband and wife), making which has effect in relation to each signatory's property on his or her death (unless he or she revokes (cancels) the will during his or her lifetime).

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