In Sloan v. Segal, this Court has declined to invoke unclean hands, even where a litigant misled this Court and another during estate proceedings, where the testator was not forced to act against her will and where applying unclean hands would thwart the testator's intent.
Summary of this case from Ray v. WilliamsNo. 289, 2009.
May 10, 2010.
Appeal from the Chancery CA 2319.
AFFIRMED.
In Sloan v. Segal, this Court has declined to invoke unclean hands, even where a litigant misled this Court and another during estate proceedings, where the testator was not forced to act against her will and where applying unclean hands would thwart the testator's intent.
Summary of this case from Ray v. WilliamsFull title:Sloan v. Segal
Court:Supreme Court of Delaware
Date published: May 10, 2010
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