The constitutionally bound dead hand? The impact of constitutional rights and principles on freedom of testation in South African law

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The constitutionally bound dead hand? The impact of constitutional rights and principles on freedom of testation in South African law

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Title: The constitutionally bound dead hand? The impact of constitutional rights and principles on freedom of testation in South African law
Author: du Toit, Francois
Inquiries: fdutoit@uwc.ac.za
Abstract: This article analyses critically the impact of constitutionalism on freedom of testation and its limitation in South African law. It proposes the judicial utilisation of a 'constitutionally-founded boni mores criterion' in addressing particularly testamentary forfeiture clauses and charitable testamentary bequests.
Subject: Freedom of testation
Constitutionalism
Public policy
Bill of Rights
Equality
Non-discrimination
Citation: Du Toit, F. (2001). The constitutionally bound dead hand? The impact of constitutional rights and principles on freedom of testation in South African law. Stellenbosch Law Review, 2001 (2): 222-257
Rights: Copyright Juta Law. Permission granted to reproduce the article in the Repository. Please cite original source and link to this site.
Type: Article
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/230
Date: 2001
Peer reviewed: Yes
 

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