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Law and Practice of Intestate Succession, The

Law and Practice of Intestate Succession, The
3rd Edition
Series:  Trusts, Wills and Probate Libr
Practice Area:  Wills & Probate
ISBN:  9780421852105
Published by:  Sweet & Maxwell
Publication Date:  24 Jun 2004
Subscription Information:  Non-Subscribable Product
Format:  Hardback
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As two-thirds of people die intestate, up to date guidance on the complex laws of intestacy is essential for practitioners.
Sherrin & Bonehill is the only specialist work on this subject and provides the definitive guide to both law and practice. The work is split into four key parts: Introduction and history; Personal representatives and the administration; The entitlement and distribution; and Matters affecting entitlement.
Major legislation, such as the Law Reform (Succession) Act 1995 and Trustee Act 2000, has led to the revision of a number of chapters and the impact of the Civil Procedure Rules is considered in detail.
The work also incorporates all the relevant cases reported in the supplement to the last edition, along with those reported in the major Law Reports since 1998, as well as some major intestacy cases in other jurisdictions.
* Specialist reference and practitioner work: a full exposition of the law and practice of intestate succession
* The only specialist title dedicated to this area of the law
* Updated with a number of key statutory changes, with many chapters rewritten and revised
* Includes significant cases from other common law jurisdictions
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