The rationale behind the Act is to assist those who have been left out of a will or have not been left enough to
provide reasonable financial provision.
Not exact matches
In some circumstances, different from those of the present case, receipt of state support greater than the testator could sensibly
provide may be an understandable reason why it was
reasonable for the deceased not to make
financial provision for the claimant (ibid 45)
a
financial institution, on a confidential basis and solely in connection with the assignment of a right to receive payment; the
provision of security or other financing arrangements; or a person who, in the
reasonable judgment of Hicks Morley, is
providing or seeking the information as your agent; and
[18] The Guidelines on the
Provision of
Financial Assistance by the Attorney - General under the Native Title Act 1993
provide for what will be considered «
reasonable» separately for assistance granted under the Native Title Act 1993 (Cth), s183 (1) or s183 (2), through Division 5.2 and Division 5.3 of the Guidelines respectively.