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Persons cannot benefit from their own crime, even through inheritance
Dates of mailing notice of intended estate grant applications should be included in affidavits.
The Wills, Estates and Succession Act (“WESA“) is now in force, and we are beginning to see its application in our estate practice. One of ... Continued
Court finds deceased had valid and rational reasons for leaving her son only a small amount
Appellate courts not required to defer to trial judge except on oral testimony in wills variation cases
Detroying true copy does not revoke will when original known to be safe elsewhere.
Conditional donation found to be valid inter vivos gift.
The Cooperative Capital Markets Regulatory System gains ground.
Clark Wilson has received the Innovative Workplace Award from the Canadian Bar Association BC Branch. The Innovative Workplace Award recognizes law firms who demonstrate leadership ... Continued
Aborignal Title claims and the SCC decision Tsilhqot’ in Nation v British Columbia.
A Private Members Bill was introduced in Canada’s federal parliament yesterday, which, if passed, will result in significant amendments to the official mark provisions in the ... Continued
OTC Markets Group Inc. (the “Group”) recently announced significant changes to its OTCQB marketplace. These changes, which began to take effect on May 1, 2014, ... Continued