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'Wilt' is an archaic version of the word 'will', frequently used in legal documents. "singular form of the present tense (indicative mood) of will"
by nanomiju 5y ago
'Wilt' is an archaic version of the word 'will', frequently used in legal documents.
"singular form of the present tense (indicative mood) of will"
- ntrz 5y agoConsidering there are a number of other typos and `will' is used consistently everywhere else in the document, I think `wilt' is an error. Personally, I don't think I've ever seen the word used in that way in a legal document (in America--no idea if it's more common in the UK or elsewhere).
- nanomiju 5y agoI totally agree that the credibility of the text is questionable. I just wanted to point out the use of 'wilt' is acceptable (in the UK).