Which of the following would not be sufficient to prove a lifetime satisfaction of a testamentary devise?
1) The gift given is the same item of specific property devised in the will.
2) A written declaration by the testator subsequent to the lifetime gift but prior to death.
3) A statement in the will that the lifetime gift is to be counted against the testamentary devise.
4) A written acknowledgment by the devisee subsequent to the lifetime gift.
