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Does a Person with a Medical Condition Affecting His Mind Have the Mental Capacity to Make a Will?
Recent case summarizes principles for determining whether a person has sufficient mental capacity to make a valid will.
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Recent case summarizes principles for determining whether a person has sufficient mental capacity to make a valid will.
Remarkable advancements in medical care over the past decades have significantly increased the life expectancy of Canadians. However, with this increase in longevity come the ... Continued
Ocerview of the Carter decision with a link to an article that explores reactions of the medical community.
Court refuses to order specific visitation rights under its parens patriae jurisdiction.
BCCA upholds ruling that legislature did not intend to allow previously expressed wishes to be relied on to refuse basic personal care necessary to preserve life.
BC government publishes a comprehensive guide to help start your advance health care plan.
Recent case illustrates the challenges that can arise when more than one person is appointed.
Amendments will affect appointments of the PGT and the ways adults may challenge their certification
New provision of the Patients Property Act requires committees to foster the independence of patients
BCSC says assistance with feeding is not “health care”
The PGT’s mandate includes protecting minors, disabled adults and estates of deceased persons
The Carter case is gaining attention as suicide rates among the elderly rise