Refusal of inheritance can be defined as the refusal of legal or appointed heirs upon the death of the heir to the rights and obligations of the inheritance, which is formed together with all kinds of debts and receivables of the deceased.
According to the principle of complex succession applicable in inheritance law, legal and appointed heirs automatically acquire the title of heir upon the death of the testator. When the title of heir is acquired, they are no longer responsible for the debts of the murisin not only with the tereke, but also with their own personal assets.
The inheritance passes to the heirs immediately and by law with the death of Muris. For this, as a rule, heirs do not need to make a statement of will. As a result of the principle of complex succession, the inheritance as a whole and spontaneously passes to the heirs. Muris receivables and debts also pass to the heirs, and the heirs are responsible for this not only with the tereke, but also with their own personal assets. In cases where Muris is in debt in this way, there is a “denial of inheritance” institution so that the heirs are not responsible for it.
The legal and appointed heirs have the right to refuse the inheritance. The refusal of the inheritance is possible only after the inheritance has passed. After the death of the heir, the inheritance may be refused only after that, since the inheritance will spontaneously pass to the heirs. There is no right of refusal until Muris dies. It is only possible to conclude a contract of renunciation of the inheritance or to assign the right of inheritance before Muris dies. Refusal of inheritance, Civil Code 605-618. it is Deciphered among its substances.
The division and denial of inheritance is an important issue that concerns appointed or legal heirs. Appointed or legal heirs can file a claim for “renounced inheritance” in two ways:
The denial of inheritance is divided into “Real Denial of Inheritance” and “Sovereign Denial of Inheritance”.
