Warren, Justice.
Georgia law permits a settlor or testator to include in his trust instrument or will an "in terrorem clause." "In terrorem" is a Latin phrase that means "in order to frighten," and this type of clause, which is also known as a "no-contest clause," is "[a] provision designed to threaten one into action or inaction; esp[ecially],...
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