Fraser v. Fraser et al., 2008 BCSC 1733
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | Bruce, J. |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Subject Matter | GUARDIAN AND WARD,PERSONS OF UNSOUND MIND,EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS |
| Citation | 2008 BCSC 1733,[2008] B.C.T.C. Uned. F64 |
| Date | 18 December 2008 |
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7 practice notes
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Palamarek, Re, 2011 BCSC 563
...is one referred to in section 19.2 (1) (b). [158] Section 8 has not been considered by this Court. However, in Fraser v. Fraser, 2008 BCSC 1733, the Court considered the capacity of a patient to choose his committee under s. 9 of the Patients Property Act. This was a case where a father ele......
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Cameron (Re), 2020 BCSC 157
...now, the capacity to make decisions about her care, and to nominate a committee. As Madam Justice Bruce observed in Fraser v Fraser, 2008 BCSC 1733: [19] In this case the nomination is in writing and is signed by Andrew Fraser Sr. in the presence of two witnesses. Thus it meets the requirem......
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Schultz (Re), 2020 BCSC 1718
...example, see Stewart (Re) at para. 47-48; Balducci at para. 49, 52; Cho (Re), 2020 BCSC 689 at para. 40; Fraser v. Fraser, 2008 BCSC 1733 at para. 25; Palamarek (Re), 2011 BCSC 563 at [52] Counsel for Mr. Boudreault objected to th......
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Sangha, Re, 2013 BCSC 1965
...as to person or estate or both, a person may still have input into the applicable person to serve as committee. In Fraser v. Fraser , 2008 BCSC 1733, Madam Justice Bruce observed: [20] There is a qualitative difference between managing one's business affairs and attending to one's daily car......
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7 cases
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Palamarek, Re, 2011 BCSC 563
...is one referred to in section 19.2 (1) (b). [158] Section 8 has not been considered by this Court. However, in Fraser v. Fraser, 2008 BCSC 1733, the Court considered the capacity of a patient to choose his committee under s. 9 of the Patients Property Act. This was a case where a father ele......
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Cameron (Re), 2020 BCSC 157
...now, the capacity to make decisions about her care, and to nominate a committee. As Madam Justice Bruce observed in Fraser v Fraser, 2008 BCSC 1733: [19] In this case the nomination is in writing and is signed by Andrew Fraser Sr. in the presence of two witnesses. Thus it meets the requirem......
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Schultz (Re),
...example, see Stewart (Re) at para. 47-48; Balducci at para. 49, 52; Cho (Re), 2020 BCSC 689 at para. 40; Fraser v. Fraser, 2008 BCSC 1733 at para. 25; Palamarek (Re), 2011 BCSC 563 at [52] Counsel for Mr. Boudreault objected to th......
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Sangha, Re, 2013 BCSC 1965
...as to person or estate or both, a person may still have input into the applicable person to serve as committee. In Fraser v. Fraser , 2008 BCSC 1733, Madam Justice Bruce observed: [20] There is a qualitative difference between managing one's business affairs and attending to one's daily car......
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