The law normally exists to give certainty about the effect of a person’s intentions. Nowhere is
that more important than in the realm of wills and properties, where wills are construed in
accordance with the intention of the deceased. Sometimes that intention is the subject of
dispute, in which case a Judge will have to divine what that intention truly was (subject to
statute).
October 2017 – Property Law Briefing – Severance of joint tenancies
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