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DeVenne v. DeVenne (Part I): Capacity and Validity
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DeVenne v. DeVenne (Part I): Capacity and Validity
By Tipper McEwan The Nova Scotia Supreme Court recently dealt with a case involving the use of a power of attorney in DeVenne v. DeVenne, 2026 NSSC 61 (CanLII). The power of attorney was made in New Brunswick and subject to the New Brunswick Enduring Powers of Attorney Act. The Court considered whether the elderly woman who made the power of attorney had the capacity to make a power of attorney. The Court also considered whether there had been…
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