Section 1 : General rules on the form of wills.

If the testator does not know how to sign or if he was unable to do so when he had his dispositions written, the procedure shall be as stated in the preceding article; in addition, it shall be mentioned in the act of suscription that the testator declared that he did not know how to sign or that he was unable to do so when he had his dispositions written.

Those who cannot read or cannot read will not be able to make dispositions in the form of a mystical will.

In the event that the testator is unable to speak, but is able to write, he may make a mystical will, on the express condition that the will shall be signed by him and written by him or by another, that he shall present it to the notary and to the witnesses, and that at the top of the act of suscription he shall write, in their presence, that the…

Witnesses called to be present at wills must understand the French language and be of age, be able to sign and have the enjoyment of their civil rights. They may be of either sex, but husband and wife may not be witnesses to the same act.