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No Contest Clauses Are Strictly Construed: Hunter v. Hunter’s Discussion of the Concept
In Hunter v. Hunter (Record No. 190260), the Virginia Supreme Court devoted nearly a page of its opinion to discussing how no contest clauses in Virginia are strictly construed. Its discussion contains some new language that may prove to be helpful to litigants on this issue. In this second part of a seven-part series of blog posts on the Hunter case, we examine the implications of the Court’s discussion of this issue (note: part one of the series can be found here.
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Court Opinions, Fiduciary Accounting Requirements, Hunter v. Hunter, In terrorem clause, No contest clause, strictly construed, Trust Disputes
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