Article 1049
…only take effect in respect of property or rights that are identifiable at the date of transmission and subsist in kind at the death of the encumbered person. Where it relates to transferable securiti…
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…only take effect in respect of property or rights that are identifiable at the date of transmission and subsist in kind at the death of the encumbered person. Where it relates to transferable securiti…
The second gratified cannot be subject to the obligation to preserve and transmit. If the charge has been stipulated beyond the first degree, it remains valid but for the first degree only.
The rights of the second grantee open on the death of the grantee. However, the grantee may abandon, in favour of the second grantee, the enjoyment of the property or right which is the subject of the…
The provisions set out in articles 1049, 1051, 1052, 1055 and 1056 are applicable to residual gifts.
The first beneficiary may not dispose of the property given or bequeathed as a residual gift by will. The residual gift may prohibit the first beneficiary from disposing of the property by gift inter…
…bligation on the donee or legatee to retain the property or rights that are the subject of the gift and to pass them on, on his or her death, to a second donee, designated in the deed.
The author of a gradual donation may revoke it in respect of the second gratified person as long as the latter has not notified the donor of his acceptance in the manner required for donations. By way…
It may be provided in a gift that a person will be called upon to receive what remains of the gift or bequest made to a first donee on the death of the latter.
A residual gift does not oblige the first beneficiary to keep the property received. It obliges him to pass on the surviving property. Where the property, the subject of the residual liberality, has b…
…ted into capital; 2° All sums or securities made available to members, shareholders or unit holders and not deducted from profits. Taxable amounts are determined for each period used to calculate corp…
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