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Section 58. Types of direct line of kinship. Section 59. How degrees are counted in the direct line. Section 60. How degrees are counted in the collateral line. Section 61. Incapacity to inherit by legal succession. Section 62. Extent of incapacity. Section 63. Right of representation. Section 64. Representation in the direct line. Section 65. Representation in the collateral line. Section 66. Right of the representatives. Section 67. Joint representatives. CHAPTER VII RIGHT OF REPRESENTATION CHAPTER VIII ORDER OF SUCCCESSION SUCCESSION OF DESCENDANTS/ASCENDANTS Section 68. Succession of children and their descendants. Section 69. When filiation is disputed. Section 70. Succession per capita. Section 71. Succession per stirpes. Section 72. Succession of parents. SUCCESSION OF ASCENDANTS SUCCESSION OF ASCENDANTS OF THE SECOND DEGREE Section 73. Succession of grandparents and other ascendants. Section 74. Division per capita: Ascendants in the same degree. Section 75. When ascendants are not in the same degree. SUCCESSION OF BROTHERS, SISTERS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS Section 76. Succession of brothers, sisters and their descendants. SUCCESSION OF SURVIVING SPOUSE AND OF THE COLLATERALS Section 77. Succession of surviving spouse. Section 78. Collaterals other than brothers, sisters and their descendants. Section 79. Succession of the State. Section 80. Rights and duties of the State. Section 81. Prior Court order. SUCCCESSION OF THE STATE
CHAPTER IX PREFERENTIAL RIGHT OF THE SPOUSE Section 82. Preferential right of habitation and use of surviving spouse. CHAPTER X MANDATORY SUCCESSION, COLLATION AND REDUCTION Section 83. Disposable portion. Section 84. Restriction on transfer by parents or grandparents. Section 85. Disposition of specific usufruct or lifetime pension. Section 86. In officious dispositions. Section 87. Right of forced heir to claim reduction. Section 88. Renunciation of right to claim reduction. Section 89. Computation of disposable portion. RULES RELATING TO COLLATION Section 90. Collation. Section 91. Exemption from collation. Section 92. When is a gift deemed an advancement of the legitimate. Section 93. Collation by grandchildren. Section 94. When parents are not bound to collate. Section 95. Ascendant duty to collate. Section 96. Spouses of children not bound to collate. Section 97. Expenses to be collated. Section 98. Collation of fruits and profits of gifted things. Section 99. How collation is done. Section 100. Where the value of the gifted assets exceeds the value of donee’s share in the inheritance. Section 101. On payments made. Section 102. Family arrangement. Section 103. Gift of community assets. Section 104. How the shares of co-heirs are to be paid. Section 105. When the value of the assets gifted exceeds the legitimate of the done. Section 106. Where there are several donees. Section 107. Dispute as regards obligation to collate. Section 108. Assets which devolve in a preferential manner. Section 109. Duty to collate is a charge in rem. Section 110. Reduction of legacy or gift. Section 111. Order of reduction. Section 112. Partial reduction. Section 113. Reduction of gifts inter vivos. Section 114. Pro rata reduction. Section 115. Reduction in respect of movables. Section 116. Reduction of gifts of immovables. RULES FOR REDUCTION OF A LEGACY OR GIFT
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Page 33 and 34: spouse irrespective of their matrim
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has agreed with the person who is i
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(c) the other heirs, who are not -u
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262. Where the executor declines to
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(2) However, it shall always be law
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286. Sham sale.— (1) A sale, whet
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SPECIAL NOTARIES CHAPTER XVI ESTABL
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308. Obligation of the State to pro
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(2) All copies given under this sec
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323. Who may be witnesses identifie
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affixed and in the absence of the r
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(3) The record to be made by the Sp
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337. Delivery of the closed will.
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interested party shall also declare
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of the testator can be gathered fro
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CHAPTER XXX CERTIFIED COPIES 352. W
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shall be punishable with imprisonme
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(3) Where, after allotment or after
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epresentative of the person under d
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(c) The head of the family shall be
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(2)Copies of the list of assets and
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(2) The court shall, after recordin
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397. Sale of share in the undivided
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(3) Where an objection has been rai
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(3) Where the respective creditor w
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(2) The members of the family counc
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(4) Where the debts have been appro
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present. If none of the above condi
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434. Procedure for second valuation
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438. Preliminary chart.— (1) Wher
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duty is produced. The order confirm
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(b) When a new document is produced
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454. Cause Title.— (1) The cause
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Statement of Objects and Reasons Th
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