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Fong Estate v. Fong

• 1981 CanLII 479 (BC CA)
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• 1982 CanLII 779 (BC SC)
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• 1983 CanLII 293 (BC CA)
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The above case is referenced within:

1. Family Law Sourcebook for British Columbia (Current to: October 15 2025)
   • Chapter 4. Property Under the Family Law Act
     • XVIII. Classification of Assets Under the Family Relations Act [§4.114]
       • D. Classification of Specific Assets [§4.147]
         • 1. Jewellery [§4.148]
     • XIX. Division of Family Assets Under the Family Relations Act [§4.164]
       • B. Triggering Events [§4.171]
         • 4. Types of Triggering Events [§4.175]
           • b. Declaratory Judgment That There Is No Prospect of Reconciliation [§4.177]
     • XX. Reapportionment Under Section 65(1) of the Family Relations Act [§4.181]
       • B. Considerations Under Section 65 [§4.188]
         • 5. Needs of Each Spouse to Become or Remain Economically Independent of Self-Sufficient [§4.197]
           • a. Needs of Each Spouse [§4.198]
   • Chapter 13. Testamentary Issues in Family Law
     • III. Effect of Death on a Family Law Claim [§13.3]
       • D. Effect of Death on a Family Relations Act Claim for Property Relief [§13.7]
         • 2. Continuing a Family Relations Act Claim for Property Relief After Death [§13.9]
           • b. Right of an Executor to Carry on an Action [§13.11]