Hull On Estates

In today’s podcast, Jonathon Kappy and Sayuri Kagami discuss Grewal v Litt, , a recent case out of BC where 4 sisters sought to have the court vary their parents wills that left almost 96% of the parents’ estates to the applicants’ 2 brothers. The applicants claimed that the parents failed to make adequate provision for their proper maintenance and support as a result of cultural discrimination that favoured sons over daughters.   If you’d like to read more about the case, see Garrett Horrock’s recent blog .