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ademption by portionpresumption against double portionswills and legacies
Cameron v Cameron
[1999] Ch 386
Key Principle
The equitable presumption against double portions applies to adeem (or pro tanto reduce) a testamentary gift where the testator, standing in loco parentis to the donee, has made a substantial lifetime gift in the nature of a portion; and such a gift may include provision made for a grandchild where in substance it relieves the parent of his obligation and is treated as coming out of the parent's share.
Area of Law
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