Article 910
I. - Dispositions inter vivos or by will for the benefit of health establishments, social and medico-social establishments or establishments of public utility shall only have effect insofar as they ar…
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I. - Dispositions inter vivos or by will for the benefit of health establishments, social and medico-social establishments or establishments of public utility shall only have effect insofar as they ar…
The hereditary reserve is that part of the estate's assets and rights which the law ensures devolve free of encumbrances to certain heirs known as reservataires, if they are called to the succession a…
All persons may dispose of and receive either by donation inter vivos or by will, except those whom the law declares incapable of doing so.
In the absence of a descendant and an undivorced surviving spouse, gifts by inter vivos deeds or wills may exhaust all assets.
Members of the medical and pharmacy professions, as well as medical auxiliaries who have provided care to a person during the illness from which he or she dies, may not benefit from inter vivos or tes…
To be capable of receiving inter vivos, it is sufficient to be conceived at the time of the gift. To be capable of receiving by will, it is sufficient to be conceived at the time of the testator's dea…
Any gift to a natural or legal person who is incapable of receiving free of charge is null and void, whether it is disguised in the form of an onerous contract or made in the name of interposed natura…
A minor who has reached the age of sixteen and is not emancipated may dispose only by will, and only up to the amount of half of the property which the law allows an adult to dispose of. However, if h…
A minor, although he has reached the age of sixteen years, shall not, even by will, dispose for the benefit of his guardian. A minor, who has reached the age of majority or has become emancipated, sha…
Deliveries, either by inter vivos deeds or by will, may not exceed half of the disposer's property, if he leaves only one child at his death; one-third, if he leaves two children; one-quarter, if he l…
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