BRANTFORD,ONT- An\u2008Ontario Superior Court has ordered that all nine of the late multi-millionaire Ken Hill\u2019s children will share in his estate after ruling circumstances surrounding his \u201cpurported will\u2019 were \u201codd.\u201d Hill\u2019s children challenged the will arguing it was \u201csuspicious.\u201d Hill\u2019s estate is estimated at over $38 million. Ken Hill was a partner and the public face of Grand River Enterprises, Six Nations most successful tobacco company. Hill died at the age of 62 in Florida of a blood clot \u201cassociated with COVID.\u201d He owned businesses, properties in at least three countries, a car collection, yacht and a huge mansion at Six Nations. Court was told Hill left behind a simple will. Court received a photocopy of a computerized will, that was dated just four months before his death. The will… <\/p>\n
BRANTFORD,ONT- An\u2008Ontario Superior Court has ordered that all nine of the late multi-millionaire Ken Hill\u2019s children will share in his estate after ruling circumstances surrounding his \u201cpurported will\u2019 were \u201codd.\u201d Hill\u2019s children challenged the will arguing it was \u201csuspicious.\u201d Hill\u2019s estate is estimated at over $38 million. Ken Hill was a partner and the public face of Grand River Enterprises, Six Nations most successful tobacco company. Hill died at the age of 62 in Florida of a blood clot \u201cassociated with COVID.\u201d He owned businesses, properties in at least three countries, a car collection, yacht and a huge mansion at Six Nations. Court was told Hill left behind a simple will. Court received a photocopy of a computerized will, that was dated just four months before his death. The will... <\/p>\n