49PSimultaneous deaths—devolution of property generally

49P Simultaneous deaths—devolution of property generally (a) a person who has died (the beneficiary) would, if the person had not died, have been entitled, under a will or on an intestacy, to an interest in the estate of someone else who has died (the benefactor); and (b) the beneficiary and the benefactor died at the same time or in an order that is uncertain. (2) The property of the benefactor devolves as if the benefactor had survived the beneficiary and had died immediately after the beneficiary.