General Chat

Young Ben

my daughter says it was sam, did anyone else notice that she had lost one of her false nails.

jean

I think it's Sam too. Don't know why though ......just a feeling xx

Karen, you are not that far behind.

thats to obvious lol shirley finding blood on phils shirt xxx

Another red herring I guess, bet there are loads more to come!

quickly washes Phil's shirt

surf tablets remove all stains even yukkkkkkkkkk

I dont know who killed Archie Mitchell ???

but if anyones having a whip round for someone to finnish,
the rest of Albert square off, please let me know !!!
Bloody awful story lines and even worse acting,
sod going in to the Vic for a swift arf, you might not leave lol

Ray

Ray, seems people leave the Vic feet first these days lol.

Well I'm leaning towards Sam, I think the bloody shirt is a red herring. There's always a red herring in a good Whodunnit.

Bring on Miss Marple.

places to avoid while thinking of a little holiday break.......

Midsomer
Cabots Cove
Anywhere where dick van dyke is staying.....
Walford,
Emmerdale
Orient Express railways...
any others?

Funny you should say that Bob, we were watching 'Death on the Nile' this afternoon (again), and we decided that it's not a good idea to hang around ancient Egyptian stone pillars while a) a film crew are there and b) Angela Lansbury is there.

Jersey was rather a dodgy place to be in the '70s.

I think it was Dot.

What about feisty Tiff?

LW

Better than that, Who,s going to do the decent thing and Blow the whole lot of them up,Set,Programme and anything to do with it.**M**.

Each to their own Merlin

Where did Archie get his money from anyway? Was he just a crook or what?

It depends how much is in the estate, there is a percentage left to the wife and so much to the children I think.

Administration of estates acts provisions.

First, where there is a surviving spouse he or she takes everything unless the Intestate left certain relatives.

(a) If the Intestate also left issue (that is children, grandchildren and remoter lineal decedents) the spouse and issue share the estate provided the issue satisfy the requirements of the statutory trusts.

(b) If the Intestate left no surviving issue, but left a surviving parent or parents, the parent(s) and the spouse share the estate. The parent(s) take(s) the property absolutely or in equal shares. If no parent survives but the Intestate left a living brother or sister of the whole blood (or other issue) they share the assets with the spouse, provided that they satisfy the requirements of the statutory trusts.

If the Intestate left no surviving spouse, the estate is distributed as follows.

(a) To issue on the statutory trusts, but if none then to

(b) Parents absolutely (and equally if both are alive), but if none, then to

(c) Brothers and sisters of the whole blood (i.e. the children of the same parents as the deceased) on the statutory trusts, but if none then to

(d) Brothers and sisters of half blood, (i.e. those who share one parent with the deceased) on the statutory trusts, but if none then to

(e) Grandparents absolutely (and equally if both are alive), but if none, then to

(f) Uncles and aunts of the whole blood i.e. brothers and sisters of the whole blood of one of the parents of the deceased) on the statutory trusts, but if none then to

(g) Uncles and aunts of the half blood (i.e. those with one parent in common with one of the parents of the deceased) on the statutory trusts, but if none then to

(h) The Crown, Duchy of Lancaster or the Duke of Cornwall as “bona vacantia”

So you see it is not simple.