Cases may arise where the deceased has not left a will, and the Personal Representative deems that it is not appropriate to obtain Letters of Administration (see IDG34050). This usually arises where the size of the estate is small, typically where its total value is under £5,000.
In such cases the person who is deemed to be the Personal Representative depends on the particular circumstances of the individual case. Further details on this can be found in the Inheritance Tax Manual. See IDG90150.
| IDG34050 | Protecting the confidentiality of deceased customers: General |
| IDG34100 | Verifying the identity of Personal Representatives |
| IDG34200 | Disclosing information to trustees of estate assets |
| IDG34250 | Disclosure to persons other than the Personal Representative |