(b) in the case of an eligible person referred to in paragraphs (h) to (k) of the definition of must be proportionate to the eligible person, eligible person's degree of dependency on the deceased for the person's proper maintenance and support at the time of the deceased's death. 91A Factors to be considered in making family provision S. 91A inserted by order No. 80/2014 s. 5. (1) In making a family provision order, the Court must have regard to— (a) the deceased's will, if any; and (b) any evidence of the deceased's reasons for making the dispositions in the deceased's will (if any); and (c) any other evidence of the deceased's intentions in relation to providing for the eligible person. (2) In making a family provision order, the Court may have regard to the following criteria— (a) any family or other relationship between the deceased and the eligible person, including— (i) the nature of the relationship; and (ii) if relevant, the length of the relationship; (b) any obligations or responsibilities of the deceased to— (i) the eligible person; and (ii) any other eligible person; and (iii) the beneficiaries of the estate;
(b) in the case of an eligible person referred to in paragraphs (h) to (k) of the definition of eligible person, must be proportionate to the eligible person's degree of dependency on the deceased for the person's proper maintenance and support at the time of the deceased's death. S. 91A inserted by No. 80/2014 s. 5. 91A Factors to be considered in making family provision order (1) In making a family provision order, the Court must have regard to— (a) the deceased's will, if any; and (b) any evidence of the deceased's reasons for making the dispositions in the deceased's will (if any); and (c) any other evidence of the deceased's intentions in relation to providing for the eligible person. (2) In making a family provision order, the Court may have regard to the following criteria— (a) any family or other relationship between the deceased and the eligible person, including— (i) the nature of the relationship; and (ii) if relevant, the length of the relationship; (b) any obligations or responsibilities of the deceased to— (i) the eligible person; and (ii) any other eligible person; and (iii) the beneficiaries of the estate;