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    Succession-Sample Problem (Preterition, Disinheritance)

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    Mr. A died leaving a net estate of P160,000 to be distributed among his heirs: wife W, and children X, Y, and Z. However, in his will he only instituted wife W and children X and Y as heirs, making no mention of Z. The document also asks how the distribution would change if Z was explicitly disinherited for marrying the daughter of A's enemy, or for physically assaulting and verbally abusing A.

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    Succession-Sample Problem (Preterition, Disinheritance)

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    Mr. A died leaving a net estate of P160,000 to be distributed among his heirs: wife W, and children X, Y, and Z. However, in his will he only instituted wife W and children X and Y as heirs, making no mention of Z. The document also asks how the distribution would change if Z was explicitly disinherited for marrying the daughter of A's enemy, or for physically assaulting and verbally abusing A.

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    Mr. A died leaving a net estate of P160,000 to be distributed among his heirs: wife W, and children X, Y, and Z. However, in his will he only instituted wife W and children X and Y as heirs, making no mention of Z. The document also asks how the distribution would change if Z was explicitly disinherited for marrying the daughter of A's enemy, or for physically assaulting and verbally abusing A.

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    Succession-Sample Problem (Preterition, Disinheritance)

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    Mr. A died leaving a net estate of P160,000 to be distributed among his heirs: wife W, and children X, Y, and Z. However, in his will he only instituted wife W and children X and Y as heirs, making no mention of Z. The document also asks how the distribution would change if Z was explicitly disinherited for marrying the daughter of A's enemy, or for physically assaulting and verbally abusing A.

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    SAMPLE PROBLEM

    (Preterition, Disinheritance)

    Atty. Fretti G. Ganchoon

    Instructions: Please answer the following in a yellow pad.

    1. Mr. A died leaving a net estate of P160,000 and heirs, namely, his
    wife, W, and three legitimate children, X, Y and Z. In his will, A
    instituted as heirs his wife and 2 children, X and Y. He did not
    mention Z at all in his will. Distribute A’s estate.

    2. Supposing that the facts are the same as in #1, but in his will, A
    disinherited Z for marrying the daughter of his mortal enemy, B.
    Would there be a change in the distribution? Distribute A’s estate.

    3. Supposing that the facts are still the same as in #1 and #2, but this
    time the cause for the disinheritance of Z is because he slapped and
    beat his father, A, and said hurtful things to him. Distribute A’s
    estate.

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