The presumption that a lost will was intended to be revoked is rebutted by circumstantial evidence. In re McDermott (2015) IEHC 622 (High Court, Baker J, October 14th, 2015) The High Court grants an order admitting a copy of a will to probate, where the original will had been lost, on the grounds that the deceased had taken a careful interest in her financial affairs, and that this rebutted the presumption that the will had been lost with the intention of revoking it. – Shane Kiely BL The award of maintenance by a district judge did not breach fair procedures. KL v Judge Ní Chondúin (2015) IEHC 617 (High Court, Baker J, October 9th, 2015) The High Court refuses to quash a maintenance order...
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