192 Applications under section 191 where property not in possession etc
Civil Partnership Act 2004 (2004 c 33) | Legislation

192  Applications under section 191 where property not in possession etc

(1)     The right of a civil partner (“A”) to make an application under section 191 includes the right to make such an application where A claims that the other civil partner (“B”) has had in his possession or under his control—

(a)     money to which, or to a share of which, A was beneficially entitled, or

(b)     property (other than money) to which, or to an interest in which, A was beneficially entitled,

and that either the money or other property has ceased to be in B's possession

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