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Forfeiture Rule & the Remaining Beneficiaries
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Forfeiture Rule & the Remaining Beneficiaries
The Forfeiture Rule prevents individuals from profiting from wrongdoing. Specifically, it bars anyone who unlawfully kills another person from benefiting financially from the victim’s death—whether through inheritance, insurance payouts, or other related gains. The Forfeiture Act 1995 defines an “interested person” in applying the rule, including the offender, the estate executor, beneficiaries, and others with a vested interest. Considering the…
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