Senekal v Meyer
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senekal-v-meyer-298-18070055
title:
Senekal v Meyer
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In Senekal v Meyer, an important case in South African succession law, the testator had a valid will. On it he had written the word “gekanselleer” (cancelled) on both of the pages of the copy in his possession. The Master, however, accepted the testator's attorney’s copy as the deceased's valid will and testament. The deceased's current wife sought an order from the court declaring that the deceased had died intestate, as he had intended to revoke this earlier will. This was opposed by the decea
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South African legal case
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senekal_v_Meyer
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2023-02-09T16:24:44Z
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