Sanjeev has recently died and his valid will states in part:(a) To my daughter, Ishani, I leave my farm on the Isle of Wight, together with all its contents; (b) To my cousin, Amal, I leave all of my 30,000 shares in Harcombe plc.After the will is read, Darshan and Jameel approach you for advice. Darshan alleges that in his lifetime, Sanjeev wrote to him and promised him the farm on the Isle of Wight, and so, as a result of that promise, he is the rightful owner of the farm. Jameel alleges that, before he died, Sanjeev, who had just been diagnosed with Ebola, handed him a share transfer form and said to him; "If I don't make it, I want you to have my shares in Harcombe plc." Amal claims that the shares belong to him, as not only is he named in the will but that, in front of him, before he became ill, Sanjeev had completed the appropriate share transfer form and was just waiting for the company's board of directors to approve the transfer. Advise the parties as to whether they have any valid claims