What is the probative force of a will that differs radically from the dispositive pattern of previous wills?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Zerbinati v. The Children’s Lawyer et al, 2014 ONSC 4565 (CanLII):
Variation From Previous Wills “The fact that the will departs radically from the dispositive pattern of previous wills has also been regarded as having some probative force.” Cullity J. in Scott v. Cousins, [2001] OJ No.19 ¶ 114
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