Sucession Flashcards

1
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devise

A

land

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2
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bequest/legacy

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personal property

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3
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Qualified Cohabitant

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S 172 CPCROC 2010

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4
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Valid Will section

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S 77 Succession Act 1965

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5
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Valid will requires

A

18 years of age
of sound disposing mind

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6
Q

lucid interval

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Re Walkers Estate

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7
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on medication for paranoid schizophrenia

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O’Donnell v O’Donnell

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8
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legal test for sound disposing mind not a medical one

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Re Gylnn

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9
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Valid will must be in writing

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S 78 Succession Act 1965

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10
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Must be signed - can be an X

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Re Glynn

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11
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Assisted mark is acceptable provided there is independent physical contribution

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Fulton v Kee

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12
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Witnesses cannot gain under the will section

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S 82 Succession Act 1965

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13
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Witnesses cannot gain under the will case

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Re Bravada Estate

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14
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Murder cannot take under the will of victim section

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S 120 Succession Act 1965

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15
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Alterations Section

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S 86 Succession Act 1965

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16
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Revocation section

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S 85 Succession Act 1965

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17
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‘I hereby revoke all testamentary dispositions heretobefore made by me and declare this my last will

A

Re Courtneys Estate

18
Q

Destruction

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must have act of destruction and animus revocandi (Intent)

19
Q

Destruction cannot be by accident, both act and intention must be there

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Cheese v Lovejoy

20
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‘Armchair principle’ section

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S 89 Succession Act 1965

21
Q

Words will be given their natural meaning - section

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S 99 Succession Act 1965

22
Q

Referred to his wife as mother

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Thorn v Dickens

23
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Extrinsic evidence shall be admissible to show the intention of the testator - section

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S 90 Succession Act 1965

24
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Extrinsic evidence shall be admissible to show the intention of the testator - case

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Rowe v Law

25
Apply to High Court fro Grant of Probate section
S 26 Succession Act 1965
26
If there is no will or executor the property vests in Master of the high court - section
S 27 Succession Act 1965n
27
Order of payments
1. Funeral & admin costs, taxes, wages 2. Secured and unsecured creditors 3. Beneficiaries
28
Partial Intestacy - section
S 74 Succession Act 1965- when not all property of the testator is covered in the will
29
Spouse may appropriate the dwelling house towards satisfaction of any share of the will - Section
S 56 Succession Act 1965
30
Total intestacy - section
S 67-73 Succession Act 1965 where no valid will exists
31
Spouse takes 2/3 if there are children section
Status of Children Act 1987 S 67 S 11 Succession Act 1965
32
Includes civil partners in rights of spouses
S. 73 CPCROC 2010
33
Qualified Cohabitant may apply for an order within 6 months
S.194 CPCROX
34
Court shall not make an order where relationship ended/ applicant is not financially dependant on dec
S 194(3) CPCROC 2010
35
Freedom to disinherit ones wife and children is a paradox on any grounds
Spierin p.289
36
Spierin p.289
Freedom to disinherit ones wife and children is a paradox on any grounds
37
a gift is deemed to be a satisfaction of the legal right share case
Re Cummins Estate O'Dwyer v Keegan
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a gift is deemed to be a satisfaction of the legal right share
A spouse must elect which one to take, a gift or legal right share
39
was unconscious on wife's death - was presumed to have taken the gift
Re Urquhart
40
Re Urquhart
was unconscious on wife's death - was presumed to have taken the gift
41
date of the valuation of the estate is not the date of the testator's death but the date of the distribution of assets
Strong v Holmes