Court of Appeal Allows Courts to Interpret Trust Documents
Court of Appeal Allows Courts to Interpret Trust Documents The almost chestnut re Engleman Estate 1986 23 ETR 30, BCCA, The will of the
Court of Appeal Allows Courts to Interpret Trust Documents The almost chestnut re Engleman Estate 1986 23 ETR 30, BCCA, The will of the
Re Dow Estate 2015 BCSC 292 an issue of probate procedure arose due to the fact that the deceased made four wills in the last 2
Garnett Estate v Garnett Estate 2013 BCSC 1731 is an interesting case where pre WESA, a lawyers questionnaire re will instructions was determined by the court to
Chang Estate v Chang 2013 BCSC 976 is a well considered judgement of Justice Dardi, who had extensive experience in estate litigation prior to her
Section 7 of the Estate Administration Act allows the court to appoint a person to administer an estate or part of it where an executor
Rule 21 (27) provides for the administration of an estate by an attorney.: “ If a person entitled to administration resides outside British Columbia, administration
Several years ago disinherited.com had an estate where the deceased had substantial assets that needed protection, while it took in excess of two years to
Executors frequently appoint more than one person as his or her personal representative, and on occasion not all parties who are entitled to apply for
Re Whitehead Estate 2010 BCSC 348, the deceased was a founding member of a credit union and a retired bank manager. After his death, a
Re Hoedl Estate 2012 ONSC 6857 involves the issue of whether the drafting solicitors notes are admissible at a hearing to interpret a will meaning.