complying with Larke v Nugus

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Yorkshireman99 wrote: »

I think the complainent's bluff needs to be called. If they want o chalenge the will they are going to have to put money up front to do so.

And if they are going to make a challenge, they will need a sizable chunk of money to do so - Something in the region of £40K or maybe as much as £100K.

The cheap way of frustrating a will is to lodge a caveat and then "make an appearance". If the complainant refuses to remove the caveat, the executors either have the choice of taking (expensive) legal action to have it removed or acquiesce to the demands.

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I have asked the complainants solicitors what steps they are taking to ensure fraud won't be perpetrated by their client, also asked whether they have asked their client, if their client knows of any Trust or Will since made, in the last eight years, (covering the period of Alzhiemers). I don't expect a reply though, as they appear to be only interested in creating work for themselves, under the guise of L v N.