ON A PAPER NAPKIN, DID YOU SAY?
The Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan was recently asked (in the case of Gust vs. Langan et al., 2020 SKQB 42) whether a will handwritten on a paper napkin created by the deceased sometime before his death met the requirements of being a valid will under the relevant Act to permit it to be accepted as a valid holograph will. The Court had to decide whether the will met the test….
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Contested wills, Courts, Estate Administration, Estate Litigation, Family Conflict, Property, Wills