A:
This can be described as some matter accepted or agreed upon as a return or equivalent from a promise made.
B:
This is the clause in the deed containing the receipt of the consideration.
C:
This is the witnessing part of a deed containing the intention of the parties.
D:
This describes the property or the um of interest being conveyed.
E:
This is in witness of the matters contained in the deed and is usually at the end of the deed.
Explanation
The most accurate statement about a 'testatum of a deed' is :
E: This is in witness of the matters contained in the deed and is usually at the end of the deed.
The testatum clause in a deed typically serves as the part of the document that witnesses the matters contained in the deed and often appears at the end of the deed. It is not the clause containing the receipt of consideration (as mentioned in option B) or the description of the property (as mentioned in option D). It is primarily a witnessing clause.
