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What property does the 'Bill of Transfer' cover?

The Bill of Transfer encompasses all personal property, including household items, furniture, electronics, books, artwork, and other tangible assets that lack deeds or titles. Assets that do have deeds or titles, such as real estate or bank accounts, require a different transfer process and should be handled separately from the Bill of Transfer.

If you wish to designate specific items to particular individuals, you can specify this in the Gift section of your Estate Plan instead.

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