The liquidator must respect the will and final wishes of the deceased in order to properly administer the estate and allocate what is owed to the appropriate heirs
The word "codicil" is an expression from notarial practice, referring to provisions amending an earlier will or containing clarifications or new provisions that were not in the original deed.
The word "codicil" is an expression from notarial practice, referring to provisions amending an earlier will or containing clarifications or new provisions that were not in the original deed.
The word "codicil" is an expression from notarial practice, referring to provisions amending an earlier will or containing clarifications or new provisions that were not in the original deed.
The word "codicil" is an expression from notarial practice, referring to provisions amending an earlier will or containing clarifications or new provisions that were not in the original deed.
When there is insolvency with respect to legatees, it means that the deceased's assets are sufficient to pay debts, but not sufficient to satisfy all legatees.
In 9004-2243 Québec inc. c. Centre sportif St-Eustache inc. et Jean-Guy Mathers, the Honourable Robert Mongeon condemns Defendants to pay Plaintiff, a legal person, moral damages in the amount of [...]
Death is the only guarantee in life and the final resting place for an individual. However, life continues for the family, friends, and other dependents of a deceased.
