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An heir committed an act constituting unworthiness. The testator learned of it only after making the will, then expressly condoned it in writing. No separate incapacity is involved. A contestant says such a cause can never lose effect under any circumstances. Which is correct?

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All incapacity provisions are abolished Any neighbor may pardon unworthiness Article 1033 allows subsequent written condonation to render the cause of unworthiness ineffective The testator’s knowledge can never matter

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