The first part of this article analysed the recent case of Rea v Rea,[1] noting the difficulties faced by someone wishing to plead and prove an allegation of undue influence on the basis of circumstantial evidence, since ‘persuasion’ will usually be a legitimate way of procuring the same result. This can leave those wanting to […]
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