What Happens When a Will is Missing an Important Clause?: Lessons From Kentros v. Kentros
A will is intended to provide clear instructions about the distribution of a person’s property after death. But what happens when an important clause is missing? This issue was considered in Kentros v. Kentros, 2026 ONCA 546. This case is a useful reminder of the difficulties that can arise when a will does not accurately reflect a testator’s intentions and raises important questions about the limits of a court’s ability….