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Independent advice
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Undue influence
be discharged by showing not only that the relationship has ceased, but that the donor was acting under independent advice. In the case of wills, the onus is shifted and the person alleging undue influence is called upon
Expectant heir
a reversionary interest, including an expectancy or possibility to show that the transaction was in good faith under independent advice as a fair valuation, and if made in secret, or confidentially, that it was otherwise unobjectionable. See REVERSION.
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