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Showing 3081–3090 of 67717 articles for “Art. 8 and 9-1”
…r by his co-owners or by one of them, where the transfer involves a contingency defined in the deed and expressly accepted by the transferee.
Despite forfeiture or revocation of acceptance up to the amount of net assets, estate creditors and legatees of sums of money retain exclusive rights of pursuit over the assets mentioned in the first…
No one may be compelled to remain in indivision and partition may always be brought about, unless it has been stayed by judgment or agreement.
The report is due only by the co-heir to his co-heir; it is not due to the legatees or creditors of the succession.
A disposition by which a person is charged to preserve and return to a third party has effect only where it is authorised by law.
Any heir, even one who has accepted up to the amount of the assets, coming to an estate, must report to his coheirs all that he has received from the deceased, by gifts inter vivos, directly or indire…
The heirs are liable for the debts and charges of the succession, personally for their inheritance share, and hypothecarily for the whole; subject to their recourse either against their coheirs, or ag…
An heir who renounces is deemed never to have been an heir. Subject to the provisions of article 845, the renouncer's share devolves to his representatives; failing this, it increases to his co-heirs;…
A writ of execution against the deceased is also enforceable against the heir, eight days after it has been served on him.
…the succession. In respect of immovables, the action may be brought as long as they remain in the hands of the heir.
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