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: Toronto Estate Law BlogCalculating Compensation - Hull on Estate and Succession Planning #124
By Hull & Hull LLP
Listen to Calculating Compensation
This week, Ian and Suzana discuss the number of emails they received last week about cross-reference analysis and compensation. Ian references 5 cases that are important to this subject:
1. Logan vs Laing - Ontario Court of Appeal
2. Toronto Railway Trust
3. Re. Knoch (1982)
4. George William Trust
5. Re. Jeffrey
They explain and continue talking about calculating compensation and how to audit the claim for compensation.
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Full post as published by Toronto Estate Law Blog on August 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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