The following are some examples of where settled property will be subject to the TBM regime:
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(a)ÌýÌýÌýÌý Where a person dies intestate, the statutory trusts for issue under the Administration of Estates Act 1925, ss 46, 47(1) in respect of any part of his estate will be trusts for bereaved minors. This will be so whether the trusts are just for the intestate's children, or for the children of any child of his who has predeceased him.
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This is because there is no requirement that the bereaved minor must be the child of the intestate, only that he has lost at least one parent, and if a grandchild of the intestate benefits under the statutory trusts for issue, he will necessarily have lost a parent. These statutory trusts will be within the TBM regime when they take immediate effect on death, or when they take effect
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