The philosopher Hegel famously considered that progress was made by a thesis being advanced, to which an antithesis could be put forward, with finally a … Read More ›
Category: Testamentary capacity
The Law Commission has published today (13 July) a major consultation on the potential for reforms to the law of wills in England and … Read More ›
Simon v Byford [2014] EWCA Civ 280 Summary This is the appeal from the decision of Nicholas Strauss QC that we covered last year in … Read More ›
Fischer v Diffley [2013] EWHC 4567 (Ch) Summary This Chancery Division case is of some interest because it is the first one of which I … Read More ›