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 by himself as confirmation that the will has been made correctly in accordance with the provisions of subsections 1 through 3 above and shall then affix the seal of his office thereto as confirmation.

Erasure, addition, or other alteration made to the will is invalid, save where it is accompanied by the signatures of the testator, witnesses, and a district commissioner.

A will in the form of a public document may be made outside the district office when it is thus requested.

A will may be made as a secret document, that is to say—

the testator must sign the will;

the testator must seal the will up and sign across the sealing edge;

the testator must present the sealed will before a district commissioner and at least two other witnesses and state to all of them that this is his own will;