Kenoras v. Smith, 2017 BCSC 339
| Jurisdiction | British Columbia |
| Judge | The Honourable Mr. Justice Macintosh |
| Citation | 2017 BCSC 339 |
| Court | Supreme Court of British Columbia (Canada) |
| Date | 02 March 2017 |
| Docket Number | 053626 |
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3 practice notes
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Stewart v. Stewart, 2018 BCSC 556
..."[n]o matter which approach is favoured, the starting point for any analysis is the language used in the will". [56] In Kenoras v. Smith, 2017 BCSC 339, Justice Macintosh thoroughly reviewed this issue, concluding at para. [16] The two relatively recent Court of Appeal pronouncements cited ......
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Bodner Estate (Re), 2019 BCSC 237
...[16] In doing so, I will bear in mind what this court said in Kenoras Estate v. Smith, 2017 BCSC 339 at para. [16] The two relatively recent Court of Appeal pronouncements cited above, Smith Estate in 2010 and TLC The ......
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Louis Winkler Alter Ego Trust #3 v. Winkler, 2019 BCSC 30
...of Wills, 4th ed. (Markham: Butterworths, 2000) at para. 10.44. [26] In Kenoras v. Smith, 2017 BCSC 339, Macintosh J. considered the extent to which extrinsic evidence might be admitted, even if the language in the deed appears unambiguous, and......
3 cases
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Stewart v. Stewart, 2018 BCSC 556
..."[n]o matter which approach is favoured, the starting point for any analysis is the language used in the will". [56] In Kenoras v. Smith, 2017 BCSC 339, Justice Macintosh thoroughly reviewed this issue, concluding at para. [16] The two relatively recent Court of Appeal pronouncements cited ......
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Bodner Estate (Re), 2019 BCSC 237
...[16] In doing so, I will bear in mind what this court said in Kenoras Estate v. Smith, 2017 BCSC 339 at para. [16] The two relatively recent Court of Appeal pronouncements cited above, Smith Estate in 2010 and TLC The ......
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Louis Winkler Alter Ego Trust #3 v. Winkler, 2019 BCSC 30
...of Wills, 4th ed. (Markham: Butterworths, 2000) at para. 10.44. [26] In Kenoras v. Smith, 2017 BCSC 339, Macintosh J. considered the extent to which extrinsic evidence might be admitted, even if the language in the deed appears unambiguous, and......