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(2) A space of about 5 cms. shall be kept between the items.
(3) Separate lists shall be prepared of the assets, which are to be valued by different
persons and by different methods.
(4) Every page of the list shall be initialed and the last page shall be signed by the head
of the family or when he does not know or cannot write, he shall affix his thumb impressions
on all pages.
(5) The assets shall be listed by giving all the necessary particulars for their proper
identification. Immovable properties shall be identified by their land registration details,
description and inscription details of source of title thereto, land revenue (Matriz) number,
survey number, their location and area. All the shares and securities of the same type with
their respective numbers shall be clubbed together in one item except those which have
been issued by different entities.
(6) Movables of the same type for which the same value ought to be given, taking into
account their material utility and condition, shall also be included in one item.
(7) Improvements made by the inheritance in properties belonging to a third party shall
be described in kind when they can be separated from the properties in which they were
made and if they cannot be so separated, they shall be listed as debts due to the
inheritance.
(8) Improvements made by third parties in the property of the inheritance shall be
described as debts due by the inheritance, when they cannot be removed by the person
who made such improvement.
(9) The Head of the family besides listing the assets referred to in proceeding subsections,
shall also state their estimated value.
400. Objections to the list of assets and other objections.— (1) Within 30 days
from the date the head of the family submits the list of assets, the parties may raise the
following objections:-
(a) that all assets have not been listed;
(b) that the head of the family or the donee denies the existence of the assets in his
possession;
(c) that the head of the family or the donee denies his duties or obligation to collate;
(d) that the head of the family or the donee disputes that he has received assets which
are attributed to have been received by him.
(2) Any party may, at any time after the expiry of 30 days, raise objection that all the
assets have not been listed, provided such party satisfies the Court that he acquired
knowledge of the existence of the properties only within the last 30 days before the
presentation of the objection. But failure to raise such objection shall not deprive the party
from seeking additional partition as provided in section 371.