Module 5 Legislation & Cases Flashcards

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Jackson, Petitioner 1989 and Gichrist Petitioner 1989

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Egs of a S2(2) modification of the Forfeiture Act 1982) - in these cases the wives killed the husbands after suffering the most aggravated cruelty - they were entitled to inherit the estates nevertheless.

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Intestate Succession is goverened by

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Succession (Scotland) Act 1964, Parts I and II, as amended by S261(2) of Schedule 28 Pt 1 of the Civil Partnership Act 2004.

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Succession (Scotland) Act 1964 applies to deaths

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on or after 10th September 1964.

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S 8(4) The Succession (Scotland) Act1964

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Right of surviving spouse or civil partner to the deceased dwelling house, or dwelling house (or part of) in which the deceased has a relevant interest (owned or tenanted) and the surviving spouse was ordinarily resident (S 8(4) 1964 Act).

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The Prior Rights of Surviving Spouse and Civil Partner) (Scotland) Order 2011.
Prior rights - rights to dwelling house

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The right is up to a value of £473,000

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The Prior Rights of Surviving Spouse and Civil Partner) (Scotland) Order 2011.
Prior rights - right to furniture and plenishings

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the right is up to £29,000

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The Prior Rights of Surviving Spouse and Civil Partner) (Scotland) Order 2011.
Prior rights - the financial right

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the right is up to £50,000 if there is surviving issue of the deceased and £89,000 if there are not.

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