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Rasner v. Berger : quand un litige successoral engage la responsabilité personnelle de l’exécuteur
A British Columbia Court of Appeal decision confirms that executors who pursue litigation primarily for their own benefit rather than the estate's interests may be held personally liable for legal costs. The ruling examines when courts will look beyond an executor's representative capacity to determine who truly benefits from estate litigation and under what circumstances personal cost liability may be imposed.
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