Article 1019
Where a person who has bequeathed the ownership of an immovable, has subsequently increased it by acquisitions, such acquisitions, even if contiguous, shall not, without a new provision, be deemed to…
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Where a person who has bequeathed the ownership of an immovable, has subsequently increased it by acquisitions, such acquisitions, even if contiguous, shall not, without a new provision, be deemed to…
The interest or fruits of the thing bequeathed shall accrue to the benefit of the legatee, from the day of death, and without his having made his claim in court: 1° Where the testator has expressly de…
The legatee by universal title shall be liable, like the universal legatee, for the debts and charges of the testator's succession, personally for his share and portion, and hypothecarily for the whol…
A legacy by universal title is one by which the testator bequeaths a share of the property which the law allows him to dispose of, such as one half, one third, or all his immovables, or all his furnit…
The legatees by universal title shall be required to apply for delivery to the heirs to whom a share of the property is reserved by law; in their absence, to the universal legatees and, in their absen…
The heirs of the testator, or other debtors of a legacy, shall be personally liable to pay it, each in proportion to the share and portion from which they benefit in the estate. They shall be mortgage…
Where the testator has disposed of only a portion of the available portion, and has done so by universal title, such legatee shall be liable to pay the particular legacies by contribution with the nat…
…from the day of his request for delivery, made in accordance with the order established by article 1011, or from the day on which such delivery would have been voluntarily consented to.
The costs of the application for delivery shall be borne by the estate, without however resulting in any reduction of the legal reserve. Registration duties shall be payable by the legatee. All, if no…
The thing bequeathed will be delivered with the necessary accessories and in the condition it will be in on the day of the donor's death.
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