Inheritance Law

Inheritance law is a law that examines how to divide the property of the inheritance (tereke) between legal heirs and other inheritors, how and in what order the debts are to be paid, in the case of death-related savings and deaths that people want to make on their property after their death private law.

The inheritor automatically transfers the possessed assets to their heirs after they have died. The debt of the person is also included in this circus, and the heirs become personally responsible for them. However, after the inherited slain, the rights of the heirs to refuse for three months were also protected.

Inherited legacies are also mentioned in inherited legal provisions. These people can earn as much right as the property left after the death or gravity of the real person. The proportion of rights owned by legal entities other than these is clearly expressed in the law. If more than one heir is mentioned, then the status of the heritage partnership is revealed.

Inheritance law provisions are regulated in the Civil Code. The time for the inheritors to be responsible for their assets and debts begins from the death. Liability for obligations to be fulfilled will last 5 years after the date on which the loan is due.