Alcohol and Drug Use Alone Do Not Negate Testamentary Capacity
In a previous post, I blogged about the case of McGrath v. Joy, where the Court held that a handwritten suicide note was invalid as the deceased lacked testamentary capacity when he wrote it due to drug and alcohol consumption. The application judge’s decision was recently overturned by Court of Appeal for Ontario. The Facts: Joseph Philip Joy (the “deceased”) committed suicide sometime in the early morning of July 13,….
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