Saskatchewan law as a solution to the problem of informal wills in European countries?

Abstract This article is a presentation of the possible future of the law on the testamentary formalities, particularly in countries that adhere to very strict formal requirements. The authors present the positions of doctrine to date and conclude that the Canadian legislation in the province of Saskatchewan may offer a remedy to the problem of preparation of wills in contravention of the rules in the form of wills. In their opinion, the Canadian solution is a ready-made solution for many European legislators who would like to make their succession laws more flexible. The authors propose the wording of a provision that could be incorporated into the various legislations of European countries for this purpose.