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* [[Treasure Trove]] |
* [[Treasure Trove]] |
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* Assets of companies for which ownership cannot be traced |
* Assets of companies for which ownership cannot be traced |
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* Assets of the estates of those deceased who died intestate and for whom no benificiaries can be traced. |
* Assets of the estates of those deceased who died [[intestacy|intestate]] and for whom no benificiaries can be traced. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 14:10, 11 December 2004
Bona Vacantia (Latin, meaning vacant goods) is a division of the Treasury Solicitor's Department of the UK Government. It is responsible for disposing of Bona Vacantia assets, which are chiefly:
- Treasure Trove
- Assets of companies for which ownership cannot be traced
- Assets of the estates of those deceased who died intestate and for whom no benificiaries can be traced.
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