What is Deceased's Concealment of Assets (Deceased's Fraudulent Transaction)?
What is Deceased's Concealment of Assets? In practice, when "deceased's concealment of assets" is mentioned, it most often refers to the act of the testator (deceased) transferring their assets with the intention of depriving their heirs of their inheritance rights... Read More
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INHERITANCE EQUALIZATION AND WILLS
1. Introduction Inheritance law regulates the fate of an individual's assets after death, while simultaneously safeguarding the testator's freedom of disposition and the rights of the heirs... Read More
MAINTAINING THE BALANCE BETWEEN INHERITANCE EQUALIZATION AND THE RESERVED SHARE
1. Introduction Inheritance law is a system built on balancing the testator's freedom of disposition in the realm of private law with the rights of the heirs arising from the law. This... Read More
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN EQUALIZATION AND REDUCTION CLAIMS IN CASES OF VIOLATION OF RESERVED SHARE
1. Introduction Inheritance law aims to protect the freedom of individuals to dispose of their assets on the one hand, and to safeguard the rights of heirs on the other. These two... Read More
THE ISSUE OF STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS IN INHERITANCE EQUALIZATION CASES
1. Introduction Inheritance law is a delicate branch of law that regulates both intra-family relations and the sharing of economic assets. It governs the distribution of property to descendants during the lifetime of the testator... Read More
Deceased's Will to be Exempted from the Obligation of Equalization
1. Introduction Inheritance law is an area where intra-family relationships are most intensely reflected and where serious disputes often arise. During the lifetime of the testator... Read More
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EQUALIZATION AND REDUCTION, AND THE CONFUSIONS IN THEIR APPLICATION
Introduction Two of the most debated concepts in inheritance law are equalization (restitution/equalization obligation) and reduction (reduction to protect the reserved share). Both... Read More