Revocation of a Will by subsequent Civil Partnership (or Marriage)

Section 18B [1] of the Wills Act 1837 contains new provisions with regard to the revocation of an existing Will by the formation of a Civil Partnership, in the same way that marriage automatically revokes an existing Will, UNLESS, in either Civil Partnership or Marriage cases:

Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral palsy is caused by damage to the brain which normally occurs before, during or soon after birth. It is estimated that one in every 400 children is born with cerebral palsy and the symptoms vary from child to child. Some children will have mild symptoms whilst others will be profoundly disabled and require lifelong care. Children with cerebral palsy can often have other related conditions which include epilepsy, learning difficulties, incontinence, impaired vision and/or hearing, difficulties speaking or understanding other people speak, delayed growth, curved spine or drooling.