Today’s Court of Appeal judgment (28.1.16) in Burns v. Burns [2016] EWCA Civ 37 represents the latest statement of the law concerning testamentary capacity, knowledge and approval of the contents of a will, and the rule in Parker v. Felgate.
Today’s Court of Appeal judgment (28.1.16) in Burns v. Burns [2016] EWCA Civ 37 represents the latest statement of the law concerning testamentary capacity, knowledge and approval of the contents of a will, and the rule in Parker v. Felgate.
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