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Your portable estates law library

This publication is essential for: all wills and estates practitioners looking for a handy reference, particularly in court or when away from the office

Current to: January 15, 2022

Annotated Estates Practice is your indispensable compilation of BC wills and estates statutes, rules, and regulations. Designed for portability, this resource is convenient for use both at the office and in court. It is annually updated by experienced estates lawyers who annotate key statutes as well as the relevant Supreme Court Civil Rules with summaries of important decisions. Also included are former statutes and a table of concordance from the former statutes for ease of use.

With an online subscription to Annotated Estates Practice, your firm will be able to:

conveniently access detailed guidance at any time and from any location, search for relevant information, and link directly to significant legislation, case law, and websites
easily access core materials for your wills and estates practice in one place
efficiently begin the search for answers to your wills and estates question
easily understand the courts' interpretation of specific sections of key statutes and rules

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Highlights of the 2022 Update include:

all legislation now current to January 15, 2022, including recent amendments to:
- the Wills, Estates and Succession Act, recognizing electronic wills
- the Supreme Court Civil Rules, dealing with probate and administration
- the Financial Institutions Act, concerning applications for business authorization and business authorization for extraprovincial trust and insurance corporations and credit unions
new annotations and commentary regarding, among others, the following:
- whether a draft will that had not been executed during the COVID-19 pandemic could be considered a valid will
- the specific requirements for commencing proceedings under s. 151 of WESA
- the shifting burden of proof for fraudulent intent
- circumstances where a fiduciary can be disgorged of profits obtained through breaching their fiduciary obligations
- whether trustees can invest property in their personal name (where the investment is to benefit the trust)

Annual subscription rates are based on firm size. A monthly payment option is available.

Online subscribers can purchase a print copy of Annotated Estates Practice for 35% off its regular price.

Firm Size	Price/year*
Solo	$116
2 to 4	$138
5 to 9	$157
10 to 19	$189
20 to 39	$211
40 to 69	$230
70+	$253

*For non-law firm pricing, please contact CLEBC Customer Service.

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CLEBC Legal Editor
Katelyn Rattray
krattray@cle.bc.ca

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Table of Concordance from Former Statutes to the WESA

Chapters

Part 1—Current Statutes and Regulations

1. Wills, Estates and Succession Act—Annotated

2. Supreme Court Civil Rules 25-1 to 25-16 and Related Forms—Annotated

3. Adult Guardianship Act

4. Adult Guardianship (Abuse and Neglect) Regulation

5. Age of Majority Act

6. Charitable Purposes Preservation Act

7. Conflict of Laws Rules for Trusts Act

8. Court Jurisdiction and Proceedings Transfer Act

9. Cremation, Interment, and Funeral Services Act

10. Designated Agencies Regulation

11. Employment and Assistance for Person with Disabilities Act

12. Employment and Assistance for Persons with Disabilities Regulation

13. Estates of Missing Persons Act

14. Family Law Act

15. Financial Institution Act

16. Fraudulent Conveyance Act—Annotated

17. Fraudulent Preference Act

18. Health Care (Consent) and Care Facility (Admission) Act

19. Health Care Consent Regulation

20. Indian Act

21. Indian Estates Regulations

22. Infants Act

23. Insurance Act

24. International Trusts Act

25. Interpretation Act

26. Land Title Act

27. Limitation Act

28. Patients Property Act—Annotated

29. Patients Property Act Rules

30. Patients Property Regulation

31. Perpetuity Act

32. Personal Information Protection Act Regulations

33. Power of Appointment Act

34. Power of Attorney Act—Annotated

35. Power of Attorney Regulation

36. Presumption of Death Act

37. Probate Fee Act

38. Property Law Act

39. Property Transfer Tax Act

40. Provincial Court (Adult Guardianship) Rules

41. Public Guardian and Trustee Act—Annotated

42. Public Guardian and Trustee Regulation

43. Public Guardian and Trustee Fees Regulation

44. Representation Agreement Act—Annotated

45. Representation Agreement Regulation

46. Statutory Property Guardianship Regulation

47. Trust and Settlement Variation Act—Annotated

48. Trustee Act—Annotated

49. Wills, Estates, and Succession Regulation

Part 2—Former Statutes and Regulations

50. Estate Administration Act—Annotated

51. Supreme Court Civil Rules 21-4 and 21-5 and Related Forms—Annotated

52. Wills Act—Annotated

53. Wills Variation Act—Annotated

Tables
Case Table
Index

Authors
Emily C. Clough — Clark Wilson LLP, Vancouver
Aubrie Girou — Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP, Vancouver
Deidre J. Herbert — McLellan Herbert, Vancouver
Helen H. Low, QC — Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP, Vancouver
Polly Storey — Clark Wilson LLP, Vancouver
Katie Taylor — DLA Piper LLP, Vancouver
Ingrid M. Tsui — Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP, Vancouver
Ken Vimalesan — Scion Law LLP, Vancouver
Mark S. Weintraub, QC — Clark Wilson LLP, Vancouver

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