Heir
The statutory heir - the entity appointed to be discharged under the relevant statutes, where the testator has not left a valid will, or if the relatives do not want or can not be heirs.
The statutory heirs are (note the change in the law of succession from 28 June 2009):
The heir is purchasing a fall when the testator dies (so-called dropping). The heir may fall either directly to the favor of the inventory or refuse to make a statement in the matter before the court or notary within 6 months of the date on which he learned that he had been appointed to the estate. The inability to be an heir
The heir may not be a person recognized as an heir of unworthy inheritance. It is then excluded from inheritance as if it did not live. Thus, instead of this person, heirs are inherited by a person deemed to be unworthy of inheritance.
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