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Chapter 346 Can I Give The Inheritance My Brother Doesn't Want To My Younger Sister?

Chapter 346 Can I Give The Inheritance My Brother Doesn't Want To My Younger Sister?

When Lin Xiaobo's parents died, they left a set of real estate, which has not been divided up to now.He has 3 brothers and sisters, and now he plans to divide his parents' estate.Because Lin Xiaobo's economy is relatively well off and he has a good relationship with his younger sister, Lin Xiaobo wants to give up the inheritance and make it clear that his younger sister will inherit his share.Q: Is it okay to do this?
Article 20 of No. [-] of the "Inheritance Law" stipulates that after the succession begins, if the heir renounces the inheritance, he shall express the renunciation of the inheritance before the estate is disposed of.If Lin Xiaobo wanted to give up the inheritance, he should give up the inheritance before the inheritance was divided.Once he has given up the inheritance, he will not be able to obtain the ownership of the property that should be inherited, and he will not have the corresponding right to dispose of it.Therefore, once Lin Xiaobo gave up the inheritance, he had no right to designate his younger sister to obtain the property he should inherit.

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If the decedent's children die before the decedent, the descendant direct blood relatives of the decedent's deceased children will take their place and inherit the decedent's property. This system is called subrogation inheritance, so it is also called indirect inheritance.Subrogation only applies to statutory succession, not to testamentary succession.According to the inheritance law, the subrogation succession must be the decedent's children before the decedent died or declared dead, and the decedent must be the decedent's children.In addition, the subrogated heir must be the immediate descendant blood relative of the decedent's children.Here, the immediate younger blood relatives refer to the grandchildren, maternal grandchildren, etc. of the decedent, which are not restricted by seniority.

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