Inheritance
Disinheritance by Court Order
Court-ordered removal of an heir's inheritance right due to abuse, serious insult, or notable misconduct toward the decedent. Can be requested during life or by will.
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民法892条
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Q. What does Disinheritance by Court Order mean?
Court-ordered removal of an heir's inheritance right due to abuse, serious insult, or notable misconduct toward the decedent. Can be requested during life or by will.
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