References: Times 10-Jul-1989, (1989) 4 BMLR 140
Coram: Vinelott J
Ratio: In a case where there is no dispute as to the executor’s entitlement to act in the estate, the right of the executor to decide on the mode of burial is likely to be accorded a high priority. The deceased’s wishes are one of the relevant factors to be taken into consideration.
This case is cited by:
- Cited – Hartshorne v Gardner ChD (Bailii, [2008] EWHC B3 (Ch))
The deceased died in a motor accident, aged 44. The parties, his mother and father, disputed control over his remains.
Held: Since the claimants had an equal right as his parents to apply for letters of administration, that court could not, by . .
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Jurisdiction: England and Wales
Last Update: 16-Jul-17
Ref: 267634
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