Beard v Shadler
Griffith Smith Farrington Webb Editorial | 06/07/2011
Nadia Cowdrey, head of Tax, Trusts and Estates at GSFW, sets out some lessons to be learned from the case of Beard v Shadler. She writes that this 2011 case highlights the courts' approach in considering the testarix's intention in the will, read as a whole, when construing a clause that might otherwise have resulted in a partial intestacy of intermediate income.
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