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The article critically re-examines the parliamentary proceedings between 1928 and 1938 that led to the Inheritance (Family Provision) Act 1938, in particular looking at the reasons why Parliament sought to limit testamentary freedom
The article critically re-examines the parliamentary proceedings between 1928 and 1938 that led to the Inheritance (Family Provision) Act 1938, in particular looking at the reasons why Parliament sought to limit testamentary freedom
In this article, the testamentary succession is analysed through the prism of the new civil code reg...
In recent years legal challenges to charitable bequests by testators' family members have become mor...
This article wiII explore first the divergence expressed judicially in Dillon and Schaefer, then exa...
The article critically re-examines the parliamentary proceedings between 1928 and 1938 that led to t...
Discusses, with reference to case law, the arguments for eroding the concept of pure testamentary fr...
Family provision legislation conceived over a century ago in New Zealand sought to curb testamentary...
It is the purpose of this article to examine the current problems surrounding the issue of freedom o...
This article presents the legal steps that should be made in an intercountry succession case dealing...
WHILE THE DEFAULT position is that ‘an Englishman still remains at liberty at his death to dispose o...
The inevitability of the death of all property owners means that the redistribution of property at d...
The organizing principle of American succession law — testamentary freedom — gives decedents a nearl...
The organizing principle of American succession law—testamentary freedom—gives decedents a nearly un...
Until recently, parents in every state except Louisiana legally could disinherit their children for ...
Most countries have safeguards in place to protect children from disinheritance. The United States i...
This is the accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Hart Publishing at http://www.b...
In this article, the testamentary succession is analysed through the prism of the new civil code reg...
In recent years legal challenges to charitable bequests by testators' family members have become mor...
This article wiII explore first the divergence expressed judicially in Dillon and Schaefer, then exa...
The article critically re-examines the parliamentary proceedings between 1928 and 1938 that led to t...
Discusses, with reference to case law, the arguments for eroding the concept of pure testamentary fr...
Family provision legislation conceived over a century ago in New Zealand sought to curb testamentary...
It is the purpose of this article to examine the current problems surrounding the issue of freedom o...
This article presents the legal steps that should be made in an intercountry succession case dealing...
WHILE THE DEFAULT position is that ‘an Englishman still remains at liberty at his death to dispose o...
The inevitability of the death of all property owners means that the redistribution of property at d...
The organizing principle of American succession law — testamentary freedom — gives decedents a nearl...
The organizing principle of American succession law—testamentary freedom—gives decedents a nearly un...
Until recently, parents in every state except Louisiana legally could disinherit their children for ...
Most countries have safeguards in place to protect children from disinheritance. The United States i...
This is the accepted manuscript. The final version is available from Hart Publishing at http://www.b...
In this article, the testamentary succession is analysed through the prism of the new civil code reg...
In recent years legal challenges to charitable bequests by testators' family members have become mor...
This article wiII explore first the divergence expressed judicially in Dillon and Schaefer, then exa...
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