A last will cannot have provisions that run contrary to public policy.
For instance, a will cannot discriminate against a family member because of their…
Religion
marital status, or
sexual orientation
It cannot encourage people to do illegal acts.
A court can refuse to uphold any provision in a last will that is contrary to public policy.
- Garry J. Wise, Toronto
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