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Question:Jos, a wealthy migr who was out of favour in his home country, settled permanently at an estate near Ely. He employed a young nanny by the name of Kellie. Having been attracted by Kellie's charms, Jos decided to make her a gift of all his shares in Ely Football Club Ltd. In January, Jos signed the share transfer form and gave it, along with the share certificates, to his business adviser to arrange the transfer. Jos then told Kellie that she was now the owner of the shares. The business adviser promptly lost the paperwork. In February, Jos - who was becoming increasingly fearful of an assassination attempt on his life - summoned Kellie. He said to her, 'The key to my safe is hidden in my bedside copy of La Sombra del viento. Open the safe and inside you will find my on-line banking password, PIN, card and card-reader. I want you to withdraw a decent sum for yourself if anything happens to me.' Next day, Jos was found dead on his patio. Jos's will appointed his wife, Julieta, as executrix and gave all his estate to her. Kellie comes to your office seeking advice in relation to all of the above facts (assuming that the conversation about the safe is not contested).