Inofficious Testament

A will not in accordance with the natural affections and ties of relationship of the testator.

INOFICiOCIDAD.

In Spanish law. Everything done contrary to a duty or obligation assumed, as well as in opposition to the piety and affection dictated by nature, inofficiosum dicitur id omne quod contra pietatis officium factum est. The term applies especially to testaments, donations, dower, etc., which may be either revoked or reduced when they affect injuriously the rights of creditors or heirs. INOPS CONSILII (Lat.) Destitute or without counsel. In the construction of wills, a greater latitude is given, because the testator is supposed to have been inops consilii.