The indigenous Australians (commonly called Aborigines) did not use money. They had no use for money, being able to obtain everything they needed from the land. They traded with other tribes and communities, but currency was not required.
More money for BritainSpace for British prisonersduno anymore
American or people who owed money, settled in the English colonies?
well british veiw Indians as money . its not just money . british killed people take over the province that's how british ruled India in 1857 british was no longer allince . well they raped princees and bomb their land.
The £ sign
No!
They used the British currency and alcoholic beverages
Australia was not settled by people who wanted to go. The British shipped convicts there with not much more than the clothes on their backs.
money
nah
the British did cause that's when the colonists just settled there
More money for BritainSpace for British prisonersduno anymore
A bunch
Maundy Money
It is possible to obtain a partial payout. It will depend on the estates assets and the identified debts.
Yes. All debts of the estate must be settled before any money can be distributed. If there are more debts than there are money, no one will inherit anything.
The money belonging to a sovereign country is called its currency and the currency of Australia is in fact Australian dollars, represented outside Australia as the normal dollar symbol with a capital "A" juxtaposed directly before it: "A$". Within Australia, the normal dollar symbol is used without the capital "A".
Yes, the co-owner would be legally liable for using money in the account from an estate that was not settled.