Problem dealt here is between the 2 parties, who have been in possession of a property, one whom is legally entitled to it, ot

... SADIA SAMED Year 2 STUDENT ID: M217806 'INTRODUCTION TO THE LAW OF PROPERTY' UNIT CODE LL2015 A person who dies without having made a will is said to have died intestate. The rules governing the devolution of his property are to be found in the Administration of Estate Act 1925, the main situation that will arise for this case is the situation where the deceased leaves behind children, and the property is divided amongst them. Problem here is between the 2 parties, who have been in possession of a property, both of whom are legally entitled to it, with reference to the above, but only one is claiming beneficial interest. No problem would have occurred if both parties were present at the acquisition of the property, but only one was present during the acquisition. This problem lies in establishing the extent of those beneficial interests in the absence of any declaration. In

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