The Ontario Superior Court has upheld the validity of wills amidst allegations of fraud and undue influence, involving a deceased individual's husband and daughter challenging the wills that allocate the entire estate to the son. Additionally, the court ruled that a 'no admission of liability' clause is standard in settlement cases, leaving a $13,500 settlement unresolved as the plaintiff refuses to sign. In a separate case, a court dismissed a man's claim to be the son of the late businessman Fai Amario, resulting in his exclusion from the Sh760 million estate. Furthermore, a London lawyer has been disbarred and ordered to pay $64,000 in legal fees.