US EditionPatel v Patel 2025 - How does the Court approach Funeral Disputes - Ashtons Legal
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Patel v Patel 2025 - How does the Court approach Funeral Disputes - Ashtons Legal
The recent case of Patel v Patel demonstrates the legal considerations to be taken into account in funeral/burial disputes and how a court approaches these types of disputes. What does the law say? Firstly, no one legally owns a body, and it cannot be regarded as property. The deceased’s personal representatives, i.e., the executors or administrators of an estate, have the right to arrange for a body’s disposal by funeral; however, they have no …
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