Try defining an IPage and IForm interface that implement the needed methods and properties and create classes that implements those interfaces and wraps a Page or Form class. This way you can test the logic in those controls, without calling into the ASP.NET framework during unit testing.
If what you are testing is not completely dependent on the page itself maybe you can avoid needing an instance of page entirely saving yourself a lot of heartache. Take a look at the following link.
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