Wills Practice, 1989
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THE THESIS
This book serves as a comprehensive guide to the practice of will drafting and estate administration in British Columbia, as it stood in 1989. It aims to provide legal professionals with the essential knowledge and practical considerations necessary for effectively advising clients on estate planning and executing their wishes after death. The text likely covers the legal framework, common pitfalls, and best practices prevalent at the time of its publication.
THE SCOPE MAP
- Detailed analysis of the Wills Act of British Columbia (as of 1989)
- Guidance on drafting various types of wills, including simple and complex testamentary instruments
- Procedures for estate administration, including probate and letters of administration
- Discussion of common issues such as challenges to wills, capacity, and undue influence
- Practical forms and precedents for will drafting and estate administration
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This text is a specialized legal reference work, likely intended for practicing lawyers and law students in British Columbia. Its focus on the legal landscape of 1989 suggests it would be valuable for historical research or for understanding the evolution of wills and estates law in the region. While potentially superseded by more recent legislation and case law, it offers a snapshot of established practice at a specific point in time.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
1989-01-01
Publisher:
Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia
ISBN-10:
0865044619
ISBN-13:
9780865044616
Non-Fiction
Law
Legal Practice
