Re Cameron, decd
Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
Date | 1999 |
Year | 1999 |
Court | Chancery Division |
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11 cases
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Lau Siew Kim v Yeo Guan Chye Terence and Another
...courts, to depart from the artificial and historical distinction between a paternal and a maternal relationship. In In re Cameron, decd [1999] Ch 386, Lindsay J opined at [52] that in the light of the difference between Victorian and modern attitudes to the ownership and ability to dispose ......
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Various Lasting Powers of Attorney
...Severance Applications [2017] EWCOP 10 at paragraph 138. 19 Ibid at paragraph 141 20 At paragraph 152(f) 21 For example, in Re Cameron (Deceased) [1999] Ch 386 Lindsay J concluded that using the donor's funds to pay for his grandson's private education constituted meeting a ‘need’ within t......
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Lynn Smith v Arthur John Morris Crawshay
...other way: Sayre v Hughes (1868) LR 5 Eq 376, Close Invoice Finance Ltd v Abaowa [2010] EWHC 1920 (QB), [93] (obiter), and see also Re Cameron deceased [1999] Ch 386, [52] (rule against double portions). (The presumption is prospectively repealed by s 199 of the Equality Act 2010, but tha......
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Lim Lie Hoa v Ong Jane Rebecca and Others and Another Appeal (No 2)
...intended a gift”. In a later edition of Halsbury’s (Butterworths, 4th Ed Reissue, 2004), citing the case of Re Cameron, Philips v Cameron [1999] Ch 386, the editors state (at vol 20(1) para 45) that it had recently been held, in relation to the rule against double portions, that both parent......
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Why Gifts in Wills Might Fail
...given him £200,000, his legacy would be reduced to nothing. The presumption applies equally to mothers and fathers (see Cameron v Cameron [1999] Ch 386) and to gifts of land as well as gifts of personalty (see Race v Race [2002] EWHC 1868 (Ch)). Since it is only a presumption, it can be reb......