Prince Charles uses 'intestate' cash in Cornwall to fund his own charities
Feudal entitlement to £3.3m of unclaimed legacies used to fund private school in Scotland and controversial architecture group
The Guardian, Wednesday 1 May 2013 21.20 BST
Prince Charles at a consecration ceremony in his Poundbury model village in Dorset, which is one of the beneficiaries of his fund.
Prince Charles has used money from people who die without wills or family in Cornwall to fund his own charities and to support bursaries at his old private school in Scotland.
As Duke of Cornwall, a title that already provides him with an £18m private annual income, a quirk of history means Charles becomes the owner of the assets of anyone living in the county who dies "intestate".
Prince Charles uses 'intestate' cash in Cornwall to fund his own charities | UK news | The Guardian < click
model village??
Feudal entitlement to £3.3m of unclaimed legacies used to fund private school in Scotland and controversial architecture group
The Guardian, Wednesday 1 May 2013 21.20 BST
Prince Charles at a consecration ceremony in his Poundbury model village in Dorset, which is one of the beneficiaries of his fund.
Prince Charles has used money from people who die without wills or family in Cornwall to fund his own charities and to support bursaries at his old private school in Scotland.
As Duke of Cornwall, a title that already provides him with an £18m private annual income, a quirk of history means Charles becomes the owner of the assets of anyone living in the county who dies "intestate".
Prince Charles uses 'intestate' cash in Cornwall to fund his own charities | UK news | The Guardian < click
model village??