Hutley's Australian Wills Precedents

Hutley's Australian Wills Precedents

by Richard Neal, Craig Peter Birtles, Caroline Sims

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A book for succession law practitioners who often need to find practical useable precedents with applicable commentary quite quickly. Annotation. Since its first publication in 1970, Hutley's Australian Wills Precedents has become the essential reference work on the art of will drafting in Australia. This 9th edition written by Craig Birtles and Richard Neal continues to provide an authoritative system of precedents for practitioners supported by a full explanation of the law and the authors' opinion as to the implications for will drafters of the relevant Court decisions. 9th edition contains updated legislation, case law and commentary, as well as a streamlining of precedents making for a user-friendly text. New cases and statutes have been taken into account and contentious issues critically examined. ℗ʺ Authoritative system of precedents℗ʺ New cases and statutes taken into account℗ʺ Analysis of contentious issues ℗ʺ Analysis of Court decisions℗ʺ Covers all Australian jurisdictions Titles Pont and Mackie, Law of Succession, 2012 and Handler Succession Law and Practice NSW, looseleaf and online, Rowland and Bailey, Testamentary Trusts, Strategies and Precedents, 2015.

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