Kusumo v Kusumo [2014] NSWSC 1704
Having regard to all circumstances including size of the estate, Iskandar’s financial needs, relationship with the deceased, his dependents, prior provision in the Will, and community expectations, adequate and proper provision was not made for him by the Will. The appropriate additional provision is a lump sum calculated as 24% of the net proceeds of sale of the Kensington property, to be paid out of the estate, with continuing entitlement to costs from the estate.
- Parties
- First Plaintiff: Iskandar Kusumo; Second Plaintiff: Nadia Kusumo; Defendant: Ishak Kusumo
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 02 December 2014
- Procedural Posture
- Family Provision / Principal Judgment
- Outcome
- Family provision order made providing 24% of net proceeds of Kensington property to Iskandar.
- Legal Topics
- Adequate and Proper Provision, Adult Child Claim, Discretion Under Succession Act 2006 (nsw)
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Parties
Iskandar Kusumo
First Plaintiff
Nadia Kusumo
Second Plaintiff
Ishak Kusumo
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Family Provision / Principal Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether adequate and proper provision has been made for the Plaintiff, an adult child, under the Will of the deceased
- 2 The nature and quantum of the provision to be made for him
Ratio Decidendi
Having regard to all circumstances including size of the estate, Iskandar’s financial needs, relationship with the deceased, his dependents, prior provision in the Will, and community expectations, adequate and proper provision was not made for him by the Will. The appropriate additional provision is a lump sum calculated as 24% of the net proceeds of sale of the Kensington property, to be paid out of the estate, with continuing entitlement to costs from the estate.
Court Disposition
Family provision order made providing 24% of net proceeds of Kensington property to Iskandar.
Orders
- Direct parties to bring in Short Minutes of Order within 14 days giving effect to these reasons.
- Stand over proceedings to deal with any outstanding argument on form of the Orders and/or costs.
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