In Suspicious Circumstances

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the testator was elderly and/or suffering from a condition that may have impacted the testator’s testamentary decision making Boxtree published a tie-in book featuring 11 true cases of infamous crimes from the 1870s to the 1980s. [3]

The presence of suspicious circumstances does not shift the burden of proving fraud and undue influence: the burden always rests on the party challenging the validity of the will to prove the existence of fraud or undue influence if those allegations are being raised. Episode Thirteen:"The Silent Witness" and "The Great Romancer", first airing on TPTV on Saturday 19th August, 2023

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The degree of suspicion will vary depending on the circumstances of each matter. Examples may include the following: In Suspicious Circumstances is a British true crime drama television series produced by Granada Television for ITV between 3 June 1991 and 11 October 1996. Re-enactments of historical crimes were introduced by Edward Woodward.

In relation to a Will, Undue influence involves the exploitation of the testator via a relationship of influence.where a testator has omitted a significant beneficiary from the Will without explanation who, objectively viewed, would reasonably have expected to receive a testamentary gift The two films being shown as part of The Cellar Club two weeks on Friday (13th October) are Christine (which is getting a screening in Odeon cinemas soon) and another Terry O'Quinn-starring film, Pin. The aforementioned two films, including Caroline Munro's introductions and her preview of the films airing the following week as part of The Cellar Club, premiere on TPTV from 9 pm - 1.35 am. However, if the Court is of the opinion that circumstances exist in the creation of the Will that give rise to a ‘suspicion’ that the terms of the will do not accord with the testamentary intention of the testator, then the Court will not admit the Will to probate and may invalidate the Will, unless that suspicion is removed and the Court is satisfied the testator ‘knew and approved’ of the contents of the Will. The opening credits are great, the scenes in the crypt are genuinely scary, the music as mentioned is excellent. Not perfect (the cliff ending is somewhat predictable, although the scene before is tense and very good) but recommended for the reasons above, either on their catch up or when it is rerun.