Article 811-3
Where it has failed to complete the formalities incumbent upon it, the State may be ordered to pay damages to the heirs, if any.
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Where it has failed to complete the formalities incumbent upon it, the State may be ordered to pay damages to the heirs, if any.
The disinheritance of the estate ends if an heir accepts the estate.
Where the State claims the estate of a person who dies without an heir or an abandoned estate, it must apply to the court for the estate to be sent into possession.
Communal public establishments accept and refuse donations and legacies made to them.
The Town Council decides on the acceptance of donations and legacies made to the commune.
The mayor may always, as a precautionary measure, accept gifts and legacies and, before authorisation, make any request for delivery. Communal public establishments may also, without prior authorisati…
When a gift or bequest is made to a hamlet or district that does not constitute a section of a commune, the municipal council decides whether to accept the donation.If it is accepted, the commune mana…
…sts of food, maintenance, education, apprenticeship, ordinary equipment costs, wedding expenses and gifts of use must not be brought in, unless the disposing party wishes otherwise. The character of a…
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.
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…
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