803993
Succession - Scotland
- Testate
- Challenge
- Formal inv.
- not executed in accordance with the law and/or the defects are such
that they cannot be cured under rules of rectification
- not executed in accordance with the law and/or the defects are such
that they cannot be cured under rules of rectification
- Essentially inv.
- Lack of testamentary capacity
- Lack of understanding the nature of act and its effects
- Lack of understanding the extent of property s/he is disponing
- Comprehend & appreciate the claims ought to have effect
- Age - Legal C.(S)A 91
- Mental capacity
- Q of fact and degree
- Q of fact and degree
- Court's power - Adults Incapacity (S) A 00
- Lack of understanding the nature of act and its effects
- Undue influence / facility and circumvention
- Horne v Whyte
- Boyle v Boyle's exc.
- Gibson ex v Anderson
- Alcoholism/ mild dimentia
- Horne v Whyte
- Lack of testamentary capacity
- Formal inv.
- Reduced
- wholly
- partially
- wholly
- Intention to test
- Draft
- Letter: Rhodes v Peterson
- A note: Baker's Exc. v Scottish rights of Way Society
- Incomplete- missing- action for proving the tenor Jollie v Lennie
- Draft
- Challenge
- Intestate
- Order of distribution
- 1. Debts
- 2. prior rights ss. 8-9 S(S)A
- Types
- Dwelling house; Furnishing
and plenisings; monetary
rights
- Dwelling house; Furnishing
and plenisings; monetary
rights
- Types
- 2. prior rights ss. 8-9 S(S)A
- 3. Legal Rights {spouse, c.p /ch}
- 4. net intestate estate
- 1. Debts
- Order of distribution
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