What situation describes partial intestacy?

Partial intestacy occurs when a deceased individual has left a will but the will does not address all of their property. This means that while some assets are distributed according to the provisions of the will, there are other assets that have not been covered and therefore will be distributed according to intestacy laws. The key aspect of partial intestacy is that the decedent had a will but failed to dispose of all probate assets, resulting in some being handled under the rules of intestacy.

In this context, having disposed of all property indicates there would be no partial intestacy, as everything would either be willed or passed through intestacy laws. Leaving a will or appointing an estate trustee without specifying all assets does not relate to the concept of partial intestacy by themselves, as they imply efforts have been made to manage the estate through a will or designated trustee. Thus, acknowledging that the deceased did not dispose of all property accurately reflects the scenario of partial intestacy.