Ilott (Respondent) v The Blue Cross and others (Appellants)¶
United Kingdom Supreme Court. (2017). Ilott (Respondent) v The Blue Cross and others (Appellants).
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Domain-specific¶
- Freedom of Testation
- Protected survivors may have a legal share or a route to ask a court for provision, so freedom here is a bounded legal power rather than an unlimited permission to disregard every family claim.
This sourceOriginal full judgment inspected. The estate death was in 2004, and the judgment's reproduced statutory text relates to the applicable historical period rather than a present consolidation.
- Protected survivors may have a legal share or a route to ask a court for provision, so freedom here is a bounded legal power rather than an unlimited permission to disregard every family claim.
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