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A testator executes a will but fails to have it signed by the required number of witnesses under the applicable statute. What is the likely effect?

The will is valid because the testator's intent is clear The will is generally invalid for failure to comply with the statutory formalities of execution, absent a harmless-error or substantial-compliance doctrine The will automatically becomes a holographic will The will is valid if notarized

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The will is generally invalid for failure to comply with the statutory formalities of execution, absent a harmless-error or substantial-compliance doctrine

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