Judgment due on elderly sisters' IHT
Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights to deliver judgment on IHT in case of elderly sisters
Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights to deliver judgment on IHT in case of elderly sisters
Two elderly sisters who lost their battle to avoid paying inheritance tax on
the property they share when the first of them dies are to hear a new judgment
from the Grand Chamber of European Court of the Human Rights next week.
The Grand Chamber of the ECHR will deliver its judgment at a public hearing
on Tuesday 29 April
Joyce and Sybil Burden appealed against a ruling by the European Court of
Human Rights last year that they should be liable for IHT when one dies before
the other.
They hope to win the same IHT concession available to spouses. Having spent
their lives together, they fear losing their house for tax reasons when one of
them dies.
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