This presentation covers:
- the legal capacity that a person disposing of property must have
- demonstrating evidence of the same
- legal challenges
- exposure to third party risk
- practical steps that can be taken to minimise risk exposure.
Estate planning
Succession
2018
Capacity, consent, informed consent, undue influence and duress
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 18 Oct 2018
Individual Session
Capacity, consent, informed consent, undue influence and duress
Author(s):
Richard Neal
,
Caroline Sims
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published By: Caroline Sims, Richard Neal
- Published On:18 Oct 2018
- Took place at:Swissotel Sydney, Sydney
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Estate planning
Succession
2018
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