This week on Hull on estates, Stuart Clark and Mashal Hakimi discuss the Ontario court of appeal decision case of Scalia v Scalia 2015 ONCA 492, regarding whether a power of attorney can sever a joint tenancy.
Hull on Estates #652 – Scalia v Scalia: When can an Attorney for Property sever a joint tenancy?
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