Enns v. Gordon Estate, 2018 BCSC 705
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Honourable Justice Branch |
| Citation | 2018 BCSC 705 |
| Docket Number | S183460 |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Date | 02 May 2018 |
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3 practice notes
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Jung v. Poole Estate,
...An adult child’s decision to have no contact with the testator can be a rational ground for disinheritance: Enns v. Gordon Estate, 2018 BCSC 705 at paras. 103–106 [Enns]. If the lack of a relationship between a testator and his/her child was the testator’s fault, a......
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Young v. Veselic,
...[19] I reviewed the principles applicable to wills variation claims in Enns v. Gordon Estate, 2018 BCSC 705 at paras. [20] In this case, I find that the applicable test for a variation has been met: a) ......
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What Obligations Are Owed By A Testator To A Deceased Person's Estate?
...who would presumably benefit from her share. The most recent decision where this issue was raised is the case of Enns v Gordon Estate, 2018 BCSC 705 ("Gordon Estate"). In Gordon Estate, a wills variation claim had been commenced by two daughters of the deceased who had both experienced vary......
2 cases
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Jung v. Poole Estate,
...An adult child’s decision to have no contact with the testator can be a rational ground for disinheritance: Enns v. Gordon Estate, 2018 BCSC 705 at paras. 103–106 [Enns]. If the lack of a relationship between a testator and his/her child was the testator’s fault, a......
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Young v. Veselic,
...[19] I reviewed the principles applicable to wills variation claims in Enns v. Gordon Estate, 2018 BCSC 705 at paras. [20] In this case, I find that the applicable test for a variation has been met: a) ......
1 firm's commentaries
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What Obligations Are Owed By A Testator To A Deceased Person's Estate?
...who would presumably benefit from her share. The most recent decision where this issue was raised is the case of Enns v Gordon Estate, 2018 BCSC 705 ("Gordon Estate"). In Gordon Estate, a wills variation claim had been commenced by two daughters of the deceased who had both experienced vary......