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Clark v. Nash

• 1989 CanLII 2923 (BC CA)
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• 1989 CanLII 5253 (BC CA)
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• [1989] S.C.C.A. No. 382 (QL)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. British Columbia Probate and Estate Administration Practice Manual (Current to: January 15 2023)
   • Chapter 4. Proceedings Relating to Estate Grants
     • V. Proof in Solemn Form [§4.28]
       • C. Procedure for Proof in Solemn Form [§4.34]
         • 11. Costs (Proof in Solemn Form) [§4.45]
   • Chapter 9. Applications and Disputes in the Course of Estate Administration: The Executor’s Perspective
     • III. Construction of Wills [§9.28]
       • D. Ignoring, Adding, or Changing Words in a Will [§9.32]
2. Estate Disputes in British Columbia: A Litigator’s Guide (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • Chapter 6. Proceeding with Estate Litigation
     • I. Introduction to Litigating Estate Disputes: When Early Resolution Is Not Possible [§6.1]
       • A. Initial Considerations before Initiating Litigation [§6.2]
         • 2. Strategic Considerations [§6.4]
           • b. Simultaneous versus Sequential Determination of Claims [§6.6]
   • Chapter 7. Validity of Wills Disputes
     • II. Challenging the Validity of a Will [§7.3]
       • B. The Burden of Proof in Challenges to the Validity of a Will [§7.13]
         • 1. The Formal Validity of a Will [§7.14]
           • b. Rebutting the Presumption of Due Execution—Suspicious Circumstances [§7.16]
   • Chapter 8. Rectification, Interpretation, and Construction of Wills Disputes
     • IV. Rectification of Wills [§8.4]
       • B. Ignoring, Adding, or Changing Words in a Will [§8.6]