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19 Cards in this Set
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Modus: Upon vesting the beneficiary receives both the asset and the obligation |
Van Blommenstein |
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Modus: "subject to the condition" refers to modus |
Wessels |
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Constitutional restrictions: "female" & "durban" requirements retained |
Emma Smith |
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Constitutional restrictions: Co-ed school deleted "boys" |
Heydenrych |
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Conditions aimed at breaking up a marriage |
Oosthuizen |
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General restraint on marriage |
De Wayer v SPCA |
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Partial restraint on marriage |
Aronson v Hart |
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Termination of benefit is not against public policy (2 cases) |
Watling REM v VM |
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Constitutional restrictions: Out and Out disinheritance (2 cases) |
Harper v Crawford King v De Jager |
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Class Bequests limited to those alive or conceived at delatio |
Els v Els |
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Court allowed slight alteration to will because of changing circumstances |
Sidelski |
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Master had to replace executor, as executor had signed the will |
Giles |
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Conditional Revocation (2 cases) |
Olivier v Master De Reszke v Maras |
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Supposed revocation: testator destroys will believing previous one automatically revives |
Le Roux v Le Roux |
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Supposed revocation: Testator destroys will, thinking it is revoked |
Davis v Steel |
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Doctrine of dependent relative revocation is unnecessary |
Raabe v Master |
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Vague and uncertain conditions |
Ex parte Dessels |
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Intention to create fideicommissum |
Raubenheimer |
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Destruction of will still is a ground for unworthiness in SA |
Yassen |
