Help me understand! I wonder what the court will decide?



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Contents and everything else is all, sorry, nonsense. Inheritance is the transition of the rights and DUTIES of inheritance from the deceased individual, the testator, to other persons heirs . From this and think about it. If the heirs refuse to vstklyaet inheritance, no one will be able to deduce anything About the limitation. The previous adviser did not take into account that the entry into the inheritance is also limited. And it is shorter than the statute of limitations P.S. If you have any additional questions, write on the soap. Always glad to help?

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Maintenance and everything else is all sorry nonsense. Inheritance is the transfer of rights and OBLIGATIONS of inheritance from the deceased natural person of the testator to other persons heirs. Think about it from there. If the heirs refuse to vstkpleniya inheritance no one can not oust anything About the limitation. The previous adviser did not take into account that the entry into the inheritance is also limited term. And it is shorter than the period of limitation P.S. If you will be dop. questions write to the soap. Always glad to help.

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In principle, guarantors But since there are no such, most likely no one will return

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If you come into the inheritance will have to pay for the loan to his wife or someone who will come into the inheritance. Otherwise, no one will pay.

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When he took out the loan he must have paid for the insurance that covers that, as a rule, and so neither his mother nor his wife will have to pay for the loan

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Basically I think if the wife is legal the wife should pay if he didn't leave anything as collateral!

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If he was supported by his mother or the terms of the loan were drawn up with a third party, that's one thing. If he lives on his own he is free to do whatever he wants, including taking out loans and being responsible for them.

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monetary obligations are paid to creditors from the estate of the deceased. and usually the order and amount of payments are determined by the court. so if the bank sues to recover the debt neither the mother nor the wife personally have to pay anything.

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heirs in the shares in which they receive the inheritance. if there is no inheritance, the bank will in any case make demands on payment of the debt to the heirs

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It is easier not to accept the inheritance and by the expiration of the limitation period to apply to the court for the actual entry into the inheritance.

 

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