Good Day, Atty! Thank you so much for this succession lecture. I really enjoyed the flow of your discussion. Last semester, I watched your short lecture videos during my lunch breaks. I giggled while answering few questions of our civ mockbar because those were exactly the scenarios you were able to cover. I have a question in relation to somewhere 20:00 (time stamp) of this video, what will happen to the legitime of a predeceased/disinherited heir if right of representation is not applicable? Is there even a vacant share to speak of?
Atty. Al good day po. You mentioned on the topic here the grounds for incapacitated heirs PIGRAP. On the attesting witnesses you cited the wife as a witness to the will that makes her incapacitated. Question po, if it's notarial will and she will be asked to witness thw execution of the will, would it be okay for an attorney to not say the consequence of becoming a witness po to the notarial will? And if it's a holographic will, would the testator be required by the court to have a witness on the will if the requirement is just handwritten, dated and sugned? Kasi I have another confusing question hahaha that if it makes the attesting witness to be incapacitatednto succeed both in testamentary and intestate successions, then the court would also make them incapacitated if in the probate of the will the court would ask the wife or lets say the family members to attest to the truthfulness of the holographic will when they want to verify the extrinsic validify of the will because if it's not contested or the other way around the court will still need witnesses? So how do we settle po that to avoid bad faith to disinherit a qualitfied heir be protected? Are we saying that even the legitime be not given to the wife or it's safe to say that there's no way the wife could be a witness to a will because she is always the interested party to inherit the property? Thank you Atty. AJ!
Read a case that is a good illustration of Reserva Troncal. It is an old case but very clearly explained by the Court. Citation is G.R. No. 29901, August 31, 1977.
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Grateful for this online lecture, Atty. Jumrani. God bless you more.
Ang linaw ng free lecture ni atty. Mabuhay ka po..
more lectures pa po attorney salamat
Thank u atty, big reinforcement of learnings ☕️
Good Day, Atty! Thank you so much for this succession lecture. I really enjoyed the flow of your discussion.
Last semester, I watched your short lecture videos during my lunch breaks. I giggled while answering few questions of our civ mockbar because those were exactly the scenarios you were able to cover.
I have a question in relation to somewhere 20:00 (time stamp) of this video, what will happen to the legitime of a predeceased/disinherited heir if right of representation is not applicable? Is there even a vacant share to speak of?
Thanx Atty. Your lectures are very useful to a reviewee like me.
Thank you very much po Atty. Al for this video!! Very helpful. God bless!
Thank you po for a very informative review. May God continue blessing you.
Thank you sir.....sa lecture na ito. GOD BLESS
Big thanks Atty, Sir.
Salamat po atty al. Be safe and God bless po
1. Family Code
2. Land Tiles and Deeds
3. Adoption... Salamat.sir.... GOD
I have already discussed Family Code in different videos, including adoption. Hanapin nyo na lang sa Civil Law playlist
TYSM po Atty. for this good lecture. God Bless po.
thanks atty! Godbless!
Thank you atty. Ang dami ko pong natutunan. Mag ask lang po ako, meron po bang mga bagong jurisprudence related sa disinheritance? Or sa wills po?
Thank you, Atty. 2022 viewer here po. hehe
Thank u po atty. So interested as im a barrister planning to get bar
Thank you, atty
Atty. Al good day po. You mentioned on the topic here the grounds for incapacitated heirs PIGRAP. On the attesting witnesses you cited the wife as a witness to the will that makes her incapacitated. Question po, if it's notarial will and she will be asked to witness thw execution of the will, would it be okay for an attorney to not say the consequence of becoming a witness po to the notarial will? And if it's a holographic will, would the testator be required by the court to have a witness on the will if the requirement is just handwritten, dated and sugned? Kasi I have another confusing question hahaha that if it makes the attesting witness to be incapacitatednto succeed both in testamentary and intestate successions, then the court would also make them incapacitated if in the probate of the will the court would ask the wife or lets say the family members to attest to the truthfulness of the holographic will when they want to verify the extrinsic validify of the will because if it's not contested or the other way around the court will still need witnesses? So how do we settle po that to avoid bad faith to disinherit a qualitfied heir be protected? Are we saying that even the legitime be not given to the wife or it's safe to say that there's no way the wife could be a witness to a will because she is always the interested party to inherit the property? Thank you Atty. AJ!
Thanks po Atty.
Read a case that is a good illustration of Reserva Troncal. It is an old case but very clearly explained by the Court. Citation is G.R. No. 29901, August 31, 1977.
Fideicommisarry - 8, Reserva - 29
Atty pls make Negotiable Instruments Law Lecture.. thanks.
Naku! Matagal ko ng di inaral ang Negotiable Instruments Law. Hehe.
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Hi po watching from Puerto Princesa City
Family code sir pls...
I have already discussed Family Code in different videos, including adoption. Hanapin nyo na lang sa Civil Law playlist
Family code din sir.. salamat..
Land titles and deed.din sir . salamat..
Soon! Thanks for the suggestion
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