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The document discusses the inventory and appraisal process that must be conducted by an executor or administrator within three months of their appointment. Certain items like clothing for surviving family members do not need to be included. The document also discusses allowing support for the widow and minor or incapacitated children of the deceased to be provided from estate funds under court direction as provided by law. Grandchildren are not included in those entitled to support.
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1) An executor or administrator must return an inventory and appraisal of the deceased's real and personal property within three months, excluding certain personal items for the surviving family.
2) During estate settlement, the widow and minor or incapacitated children shall receive allowances under the court's direction as provided by law.
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This document outlines the rules regarding who can administer an estate under Philippine law. It discusses the different types of authority that can be issued: letters testamentary to an executor named in a will; letters of administration to someone administering an intestate estate; and letters of administration with a will annexed if the executor is incompetent. It details who is competent to serve as an executor or administrator, such as a resident adult, and who is not, like a minor. It also addresses related issues like whether a married woman can serve, what happens if co-executors are disqualified, and the scope of an administrator's authority.
Rule76 -
This document summarizes the rules and procedures regarding the allowance and disallowance of wills in probate court. It discusses who may file a petition for probate, the required contents of the petition, how interested parties are notified, and what must be proven for uncontested and contested wills. It also outlines the grounds for disallowing a will and the process for contesting a will. The document provides guidance on proving wills when witnesses are unavailable and allows for substantial compliance if the will's authenticity can be established.
Rule 73 - Settlement Of Estate Of Deceased Persons
This document discusses where the estate of a deceased person will be settled according to Philippine law. It addresses four key areas:
1) The estate of a deceased person who was an inhabitant of the Philippines at the time of death will be settled in the court of the province where they resided. If they resided in a foreign country, the estate can be settled in any Philippine province where assets were located.
2) Upon dissolution of marriage by death, the community property of the deceased spouse will be inventoried, administered and liquidated in their estate proceedings.
3) Courts have powers to compel attendance of witnesses and carry out orders related to estate settlement.
4) A person will be presumed
Rule 75 PRODUCTION OF WILL; ALLOWANCE OF WILL NECCESSARY
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- 1. INVENTORY AND APPRAISAL PROVISION FORTHE SUPPORT OF FAMILY
- 2. Section 1. Inventory And AppraisalTo Be ReturnedWithinThree Months. lspu college of law// juris doctor// 3rd year
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- 9. Article 3. Allowance To Widow and Family. lspu college of law// juris doctor// 3rd year
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- 13. Grandchildren is not included in the provision for the support of the deceased. lspu college of law// juris doctor// 3rd year
- 14. Case for discussion Hiers of Jose Sy Bang et al. versus Rolando Sy, Rosalino Sy et al G.R. No. 114217, October 13, 2009 lspu college of law// juris doctor// 3rd year
- 15. lspu college of law// juris doctor// 3rd year Sy Bang Ba Nga Rosita Sy Rolando, Rosalino, Lucio, Enrique, Rosauro, Bartolome, Julieta, Lourdes, Florecita Oscar Sy Julian Sy Bang Jose Sy- Iluminada Tan Zenaida - Emma
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- 17. End Of Presentation THANK YOU lspu college of law// juris doctor// 3rd year