Catherine Alcazar-Stevens(Appellant) v Alexander Stevens
| Jurisdiction | Australian Capital Territory |
| Judge | Murrell CJ,Elkaim,Rangiah JJ |
| Judgment Date | 07 April 2017 |
| Court | Court of Appeal of ACT |
| Docket Number | File Number(s): ACTCA 26 of 2016 |
| Date | 07 April 2017 |
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EXAMINING ACCESS TO FORMAL JUSTICE MECHANISMS FOR VULNERABLE OLDER PEOPLE IN THE CONTEXT OF ENDURING POWERS OF ATTORNEY.
...Russell, 'The Rise--and Risk--of "Early Inheritance Syndrome"' Sydney Morning Herald (13 June 2017) . (178) Alcazar-Stevens v Stevens [2017] ACTCA 12 (179) [2013] NSWSC 276. (180) Ibid 32. (181) Ibid 17. (182) [2016] NSWSC 336. (183) Ibid 66. (184) Ibid 30, 32. (185) See for example Anderso......
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FAMILY FIDUCIARIES IN THE PROTECTIVE JURISDICTION.
...Reilly (n 148), with its appeal allowed in part on other grounds: McFee v Reilly [2018] NSWCA 322. See also Alcazar-Stevens v Stevens [2017] ACTCA 12, [8][9], [52] (Murrell CJ, Elkaim and Rangiah JJ) where the deceased's son brought a breach of fiduciary claim against the deceased's daughte......