Description
The aim of the book is to provide samples of the types of questions found both at first degree level and diploma courses. The questions are mainly in problem form with some essays.
The questions start with problems relating to the capacity to make a valid will, followed by formalities in the making and revocation of wills. The section on intestate succession includes the issues raised by the recent review of the law. Family provision is considered in detail. The types of legacy and their potential failure is followed by the general approach to the construction of wills. Finally, the book deals with the problems that can arise in the administration of the estate from the identity and powers of the personal representatives through to the winding up of the estate.
THE CAVENDISH Q&A SERIES
The Q & A series is designed specifically for the examination candidate and the books in the series are written by experienced law lecturers who are themselves examiners.
Each book in the series contains 50 questions and suggested answers covering the range of examination topics commonly found in law degree CPE and vocational examinations at many Universities and Colleges. The purpose of the books is to illustrate the clear logical approach which would be expected of a good honours degree student.
Each book is divided into chapters according to topic area and each chapter begins with an introduction outlining the main points which should have been mastered before tackling the questions in that chapter Each answer is supplemented by additional notes which pick up points of particular difficulty or refer to additional or alternative material which could be used in the answer.
