PPT-3. Testamentary Intent

Intent not in tent Basic Concept Testator must intend the very instrument the testator executes to be the will Price v Huntsman p 87 A classic letter case Shiels. 3 Corporate Access Number 2 a b This information is being collected for the purposes of corporate registry records in accordance with the Business Corporations Act Questions about the collection of this information can be directed to the Freedom of Barrister . Deputy Dean. School of Law. University of Western Sydney. Estoppel and Testamentary Succession – Recent Developments. A person may make many types of representations about what will happen to their property upon death.. The Testamentary Gifts Pipeline. PGCH – April 24, 2014. Laura Hansen Dean, J.D.. Executive Director of Gift Planning. The University of Texas at Austin. Valuing and Counting Revocable and Irrevocable Bequests and Beneficiary Designations. A. n . Intent describes the operation to be performed. Intents are used to start an activity using either of the following methods – . Context.startActivity. () or . Activity.startActivityForResult. “Sound Mind. ” -- EC . § 251.001. Elements of Testamentary Capacity. 1. Understand what doing. Elements of Testamentary Capacity. 2. Comprehend effect of what doing.. Elements of Testamentary Capacity. Introduction. Will Execution. Basic Elements. 1. Legal . Capacity. 2. Testamentary . Capacity. 3. Testamentary . Intent. 4. Formalities. 1. Legal Capacity. Obtaining Legal Capacity. Warning: Jurisdictions differ as to which of the below gives a person legal capacity.. Elements. 1. False representation to testator.. Elements. 1. False representation to testator.. 2. Knowledge of falsity.. Elements. 1. False representation to testator.. 2. Knowledge of falsity.. Mens rea of Murder. Intent to kill. Or. Intent to do GBH. INTENT. WE CAN DIVIDE THIS INTO 2 TYPES: . DIRECT INTENT. : . Eg. . I want to kill someone and I kill them. . . Direct intent is when the outcome of the crime is . “Intent” . not “. in tent”. Basic Concept. Testator must intend the very instrument the testator executes to be the will.. Price v. Huntsman . – p. . 87. A classic “letter” case.. Shiels. “Sound Mind. ” -- EC . § 251.001. Elements of Testamentary Capacity. 1. Understand what doing. Elements of Testamentary Capacity. 2. Comprehend effect of what doing.. Elements of Testamentary Capacity. . PRESENTED BY . : . Heselwood. AND grant. . SOLICITORS . Sponsored by :. Moral Duty. Duty to dependants. Duty . to children. Duty to spouse. Inheritance (. Provision . Elements. 1. False representation to testator.. 2. Knowledge of falsity.. Elements. 1. False representation to testator.. 2. Knowledge of falsity.. 3. Testator reasonably believed representation.. Life is 100% . fatal.. History of At-Death Property Disposition. 1. Physical Strength and/or Finding. History of At-Death Property Disposition. 2. Bury with Decedent. History of At-Death Property Disposition. Little Known Facts. 1. With the National Letter of Intent (NLI) regular signing period beginning at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 for volleyball, tennis, basketball, softball, baseball and golf (soccer and cross country began at 7:00 AM on Wednesday, February 2, 2011), here are five little known facts about the NLI..