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This article discusses the evolution of the doctrine of equity with a focus on the fundamental principle that prohibits a person from accepting and rejecting the same will. Citing key cases such as Noys v Mordaunt (1706) and Ker v Wanchope (1819), it highlights how these legal precedents establish the boundaries of will acceptance. This doctrine is vital in ensuring that the intentions of the testator are honored while preventing contradictions in legal claims arising from wills.
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