Inheritance Law is the legal rules regulating the transfer of the property of a deceased person, which is suitable for transfer (right of occupancy, right of residence; rights attached to the person are not suitable for transfer), to his heirs.
Inheritance is the property left behind by the deceased person, which is suitable for transfer. The legal term for this is ” estate”. At the same time, inheritance is also used to express the transfer of the estate to the heirs. In inheritance, the estate is transferred to the heirs. All rights and debts in the inheritance pass as a whole, that is, as a “whole”. In this way, the heirs who inherit the estate are also called “universal successors”. The inheritance is passed on to the universal successors without the need for any transaction.
Legal heirs are the heirs determined by the legislator in the law. Some of them are also heirs with reserved shares who have “reserved shares” directly from the law. All these issues are regulated in Article 495 and following provisions of the Civil Code.
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