Subj : Re: Um...no comment?
To   : Deuce
From : Finnigann
Date : Thu Sep 15 2005 11:40 pm

-=> Deuce wrote to Angus McLeod <=-

 De>   Re: Re: Um...no comment?
 De>   By: Angus McLeod to Deuce on Thu Sep 15 2005 00:30:00

 >  > Yes, living people can make decisions.  The instant they're dead however,
 >  > can't.
 >
 > But a decision you made PRIOR to your death doesn't *cease* to be a
 > decision of yours, does it?

 De> No, but you are no longer able to transfer ownership.  In most
 De> countries, you may assign an executor to handle the transfer of
 De> ownership of your posessions according to his/her understanding of your
 De> wishes.  You may decide while alive hat you want to go to Australia on
 De> the 19th.  If you die on the 18th however, it's unlikely that your
 De> decsion will have any effect.

Are you saying that most nations that have a system of laws and a government
based on some of those laws do not also have something like 'Last wills and
testiments'?



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