What factors may be raised to contest a will?
What will be an ideal response?
The main factors are:
? That the will wasn’t executed properly
? The testator lacked testamentary capacity
? The will was revoked
? The will was forged
? Proper notice was not given to the heirs
? The testator was under duress or undue influence or the will was procured by fraud
? The will contained material mistakes
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Based on what you have learned about paralegal regulation across the United States, this statement is most likely: A) a statement that cannot possibly be accurate B) an accurate statement C) a statement that is most likely not accurate D) a statement that has nothing to do with this course.
What is the concept of surcharge?
What will be an ideal response?
Fred has an electric train set that he inherited from his grandfather many years ago. Fred needs some extra cash and is not really interested in electric trains, so he offers the train set for sale over the Internet. Stella purchases the set as a birthday present for her son. When Stella and her son set up the train to operate it, the train malfunctions due to a product defect; it shocks them,
causing them injury. Can Stella successfully sue Fred for injuries sustained using the strict liability theory? Why or why not? What will be an ideal response?
In U.S. v. Nixon, the Supreme Court considered what item of evidence?
A) Iran Contra Affair B) Watergate tapes C) William Marbury's commission D) Vietnam information