Motion for Directions – What Evidence Will Suffice?
In W. (W.) v Y. (Y.), the testator’s holograph will gifted the entire estate to his second wife, excluding his …
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Saskatchewan’s New Adoption Regulations
On January 1, 2017, the Government of Saskatchewan implemented changes governing the release of adult adoptees birth registration, and access
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More on Rectification
The power of the Court to rectify any sort of legal instrument is a potent remedy; Canada (Attorney General) v.
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Simple mistakes are sometimes the hardest to avoid.
As a professional, one is never pleased to hear of a colleague being found liable in negligence. However, there are
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The Need to Diversify
Happy new year everyone! I’m sure that we’re all a bit sluggish coming back from the holidays, but hopefully we’ll
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Hull on Estates #500 – Law of Unjust Enrichment
This week, in the 500th episode of Hull on Estates, Paul Trudelle and Nick Esterbauer discuss the recent Court of
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New Life Insurance Tax Regime
On January 1, 2017, new rules for taxation of personal life insurance policies came into effect. In 2014, Bill C-43,
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Macdonell, Sheard and Hull on Probate Practice, Fifth Edition
This publication is not only comprehensive, but is also a practical guide to estate administration in Ontario with detailed reference
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PracticePRO Guide to Resources
LawPRO’s practicePRO initiative provides risk management, claims prevention and law practice management information to Ontario lawyers. PracticePRO’s resources, precedents and checklists will
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Feeney’s Canadian Law of Wills, 4th Edition
A one-stop source of expert and insightful commentary on both the common law and its statutory codification and reform in
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