Legacies

bricro | 02:04 Tue 04th Apr 2006 | Business & Finance

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If there is not enough money in an estate ,on death, to meet bequests in full, what happens?

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After meeting debts, etc, in full, bequests are met proportionately.

Not sure about bequests of items - eg 'my grandfather clock' - whether these are met or the item has to be sold and the proceeds divvied up

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