Thirteen unclaimed Cumbrian estates await rightful heirs

Summarised from 4 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 07:08 · Archive

Thirteen unclaimed estates in Cumbria are waiting for rightful heirs after the Treasury Solicitor updated its register on October 6.

Thirteen unclaimed estates in Cumbria are waiting for rightful heirs. The Treasury Solicitor updated its official register of ownerless property on October 6.

The estates are held by the Treasury Solicitor's Bona Vacantia Division, which deals with the property of people who die without a will and without identifiable blood relatives.

Anyone who believes they may be related to someone on the list is advised to check the official gov.uk website, where guidance is available on how to make a claim.

The assets involved can range from modest savings to significant sums. If no rightful heirs are identified, the property remains with the Crown.

How it is being reported

• 13 unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for heirsThirteen unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for rightful heirs.NW Evening Mail · 8 Oct, 06:00
• 13 unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for heirsThirteen unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for rightful heirs.News & Star · 8 Oct, 06:00
• 13 unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for heirsThirteen unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for rightful heirs.Whitehaven News · 8 Oct, 06:00
• 13 unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for heirsThirteen unclaimed estates in Cumbria are still waiting for rightful heirs.Westmorland Gazette · 8 Oct, 06:00

In this story: Cumbria · Treasury Solicitor · Bona Vacantia Division

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