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Ng Bee Keong v Ng Choon Huay and others [2013] SGHC 107
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[2013] SGHC 107
[2013] SGHC 107
General Division of the High Court of Singapore14 May 2013Suit No 367 of 2011
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“The applicable legal principles may be summarised as follows (Chee Mu Lin Muriel v Chee Ka Lin Caroline [2010] 4 SLR 373 (“Muriel Chee”) at [39]–[49]; Ng Bee Keong v Ng Choon Huay [2013] SGHC 107 (“Ng Bee Keong”) at [65]):”
“a suspicion of testamentary incapacity; and (b) circumstances which raise a well-grounded suspicion that the will did not express the mind of the testator. In Ng Bee Keong v Ng Choon Huay and others [2013] SGHC 107 (at [45]–[47]), Andrew Ang J explained the differences in the following manner:”
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Case No: Suit No 367 of 2011
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2013-05-14
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