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Bona vacantia estates, worked to a documented verdict

Each file settles a question of kin, both ways: relatives with an entitlement are named and evidenced, and where a line ends, it is shown to end rather than assumed to. Every statement rests on cited public records, so any conclusion can be checked independently.

Largest estate documented
£439,796
BV971507/1 — and the file below shows why nobody can claim it. A figure stated by a grant, not an estimate.
Cases on the list
12
7 near the claim bar, the rest sold once. Opening shortly.
Complete files, free
2
One opens with the reference from your email; the second comes with the list.

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Both files are on cases nobody can claim — which is exactly why they can be shown in full. The honest demonstration of this practice is not an heir found; it is a negative proved to evidential standard.

BV966153/1

Joan Barbara Schofield

died Lincoln Lincolnshire, 22 August 1996 · claim bar 22 August 2026

No person is entitled under section 46. The estate remains bona vacantia.

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BV971507/1

Cecil Alan Bealing

died Southampton Hampshire, 13 February 1997 · claim bar 13 February 2027

No person is entitled under section 46. The estate remains bona vacantia.

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