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17 March 2017

3745 GB adults surveyed

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Melita Jackson left most of her £486,000 estate to be inherited by animal charities. This was challenged by her daughter, a mother of five who lives on benefits. The Supreme Court ruled that the daughter should receive £50,000 and the rest go to the charities. Which comes closer to your view?

Conducted 17 March 2017

YouGov surveyed 3745 GB adults

74%
13%
4%
9%
Melita Jackson left most of her £486,000 estate to be inherited by animal charities. This was challenged by her daughter, a mother of five who lives on benefits. The Supreme Court ruled that the daughter should receive £50,000 and the rest go to the charities. Which comes closer to your view?

Conducted 17 March 2017

YouGov surveyed 3745 GB adults

By:
74%
13%
4%
9%

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