forced heirship

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• Forced heirship — is a reference to the testamentary laws which limit the discretion of the testator to distribute assets under a will or codicil on death. [http://books.google.com/books?id=2D9ff7T028oC pg=PA54 lpg=PA54 dq=forced+heirship source=web ots=0yfaccEvOs …   Wikipedia

• heirship — UK US /ˈeəʃɪp/ noun [U] LAW ► the legal right to receive money, property, or possessions from someone who has died: »France, Italy, and Spain all have some form of forced heirship regime under their civil law codes …   Financial and business terms

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