Re Hennekam

JurisdictionSouth Australia
Neutral Citation[2009] SASC 188
Date2009
Year2009
CourtSupreme Court of South Australia
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2 cases
  • Marley v Rawlings and Another
    • United Kingdom
    • Court of Appeal (Civil Division)
    • 2 February 2012
    ...will. 79 A similar result was achieved by a similar route in the later South Australian decision of In the Estate of Hennekam (deceased) [2009] SASC 188. 80 The testator was not so fortunate in the Supreme Court of Queensland in Re Goward [1996] QSC 247. This was not a case of mirror wills ......
  • Marley v Rawlings and Another
    • United Kingdom
    • Chancery Division
    • 3 February 2011
    ... ... 17 Before considering these questions I should mention one other authority, again decided on similar facts, a decision of the Supreme Court of Australia, Re Hendrikus Ignatius Hennekam deceased [2009] SESC 188. In that case the other will, that is to say the will that was not signed by the testator but was prepared for him, was admitted to probate. In Australia the relevant statutory provisions are different in two important respects. First, a will may be admitted to probate even ... ...
1 books & journal articles
  • Case Note
    • Singapore
    • Singapore Academy of Law Journal No. 2015, December 2015
    • 1 December 2015
    ...2 WLR 213 at [62]. 15 Wills Act 1837 (c 26) (UK). 16 See, eg, In the Estate of Blakely(1983) 32 SASR 473. 17In the Estate of Hennekam[2009] SASC 188 at [37]. See also Estate of Daly[2012] NSWC 555. By contrast, in Re Estate of Johnson, Deceased[2014] NSWSC 512 on identical facts to Marley v......