SUCCESSION — FAMILY PROVISION — NOTIONAL ESTATE — Two Plaintiffs, a son and a daughter of the deceased, seek a family provision order out of the estate or notional estate of the deceased under the Succession Act 2006 — Each Plaintiff received a modest legacy out of the estate in the Will — Virtually no actual estate left thereafter — The Defendants are grandchildren of the deceased to whom the deceased's real property was transferred a few months prior to her death — Consideration identified in contract for sale not paid by them — Other consideration provided — Whether full valuable consideration given — Property subsequently sold by Defendants — Whether provision should be made for each Plaintiff and, if so, the nature of the provision to be made — Whether proceeds of sale, or other property of the Defendants, or any of them, or any other property should be designated as notional estate
Case Details
Citation[2012] NSWSC 264
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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