self–proving

self–proving
self–prov·ing /'self-'prü-viŋ/ adj
1: containing proof of its own validity
a self–proving will
2: providing or being the evidence that renders something self-proving; esp: being an affidavit signed by the witnesses to a will attesting to the will's validity

Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of Law. . 1996.

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