Likwe I said there were two meetings with two different sums of money that were discussed completely. But the estate is also composed of material possessions.
And this was divided amongst the heir with the supposition (I suppose unrealistic at this time). that it would remain to be given to the heirs of the estate.
This was agreed upon when my father died.
There is the house in the country. It would go to my brother with everything in it (almost).
The city house would be sold and the money would be used to help my mother with her expenses as she aged alone.
Finally the luxury items such as the art work, the antiques and the jewellery would be mine. That would include stuff that was really expensive in this category in the country I am not sure.
They owned industrial buildings. I don't know what was decided with this. the company was already taken over by the insurance company and my father lived on the money he received for it. When he died there would be no money for the heirs.
His brand new car and his company were to go to an associate of his, a young man who helped him throughout his life and loved to be real estate broker and dress in an expensive suit and do great things with his body and hair and looks. He is the young man who threw a rock through my fathers window when he had his office next to the Protestant school board of Montreal. After that incident they became friends. This man would accompany my father on his last voyage to get money so that he could be buried according to his own wishes.
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