nuncupative will
An oral statement directing how property is to be distributed after death. Except in the case of privileged wills and donatio mortis causa, such statements have no effect in English law.

• Welsh rate
• Westminster doctrine
• wharf
• whistle-blowing
• white paper
• whole blood
• whole life order
• wild animals
• wilful
• wilful default
• wilful misconduct
• wilful neglect
• wilful neglect to maintain
• wilful refusal to consummate
• Wilkinson v Downton
• will
• winding-up
• Withdrawal Agreement
• withdrawal of issue from jury
• with notice
• without notice
• without prejudice
• without recourse to me
• witness
• witnessing part