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Moore v. Drummond

• 2012 BCSC 1702
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• 2013 BCSC 1762
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Estate Disputes in British Columbia: A Litigator’s Guide (Current to: January 15 2024)
   • 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]
         • 2. Testamentary Capacity [§7.19]
           • f. Medical Evidence in Challenges to Validity of Wills [§7.25]
             • i. Medical Records in Assessing Testamentary Capacity [§7.26]
   • Chapter 10. Wills Variation Claims
     • VII. Duty to Make Adequate, Just, and Equitable Provision in a Will [§10.41]
       • D. Specific Considerations in Wills Variation Claims by Children [§10.55]
         • 1. Estrangement in Wills Variation Claims [§10.56]
       • F. General Relevant Considerations for All Wills Variation Claims [§10.60]
         • 10. Competing Claimants in Wills Variation Claims [§10.72]
         • 11. Will-maker’s Testamentary Intentions [§10.73]