King v De Jager: Implications for Religious Based Discrimination in Wills

Living wills and religious communities.

Avoiding religious discrimination in the workplace.

WORKSHOP/CONSULTANCY PROPOSAL RATIONALE In the face of globalization, changing economic realities, demographic shifts, and religious pluralization, increasing awareness regarding religion in the workplace is proving to be vital in creating a harmonious professional environment. This field of study and diversity training is attracting growing interest from academics, management scholars, human r...

Dispensing with Wills' Act Formalities for Substantively Valid Wills

Bounding differences in Jager Pairs

Symmetrical subdivisions in the space of Jager Pairs for continued fractions-like expansions will provide us with bounds on their difference. Results will also apply to the classical regular and backwards continued fractions expansions, which are realized as special cases.

Last wills and testaments in a large sample of suicide notes: implications for testamentary capacity.

BACKGROUND The leaving of a will prior to death by suicide is a relatively unexplored area. AIMS To determine the frequency and details of will content in suicide notes. METHOD Coroner records for 1565 deaths by suicide in Toronto (2003-2009) were reviewed for (a) will content and (b) the presence of depression, psychotic illness, dementia and intoxication prior to death. RESULTS In total...