No Captation, No Indignity, No Renunciation: Quebec Superior Court Rules in Favor of Sole Heir

No Captation, No Indignity, No Renunciation: Quebec Superior Court Rules in Favor of Sole Heir Victory of Allen Madelin Avocats in Estate Litigation Before the Superior Court of Québec In…

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Will Honored: Superior Court Confirms a Testament Despite Allegations of Incapacity and Manipulation

Will Honored: Superior Court Confirms a Testament Despite Allegations of Incapacity and Manipulation Victory of Allen Madelin Avocats in Bruneau v. Vincent – Superior Court of Québec In the 2023…

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When a Will Goes Too Far: Quebec Court Strikes Down Testamentary Conditions That Violate Public Order

When a Will Goes Too Far: Quebec Court Strikes Down Testamentary Conditions That Violate Public Order In a recent Superior Court decision, Khan c. Katiya, the court was called upon…

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Time, Trauma, and Justice: When Memory Triggers the Right to Sue
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Time, Trauma, and Justice: When Memory Triggers the Right to Sue

Time, Trauma, and Justice: When Memory Triggers the Right to Sue In the 2016 Supreme court decision, C.S. c. E.Sc., the plaintiff brought a civil action for damages against her…

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