Inheritance sale

Inheritance sale

    The inheritance includes all the rights and obligations that the testator had. It contains not only property, movable property, etc., but also liabilities (unpaid taxes, bills, etc.). The right of use or the rights of employment of the testator are not considered part of the inheritance. When you sell your inheritance, which is a collection of rights and obligations, you may not indicate exactly what is contained in it. After the sale, the buyer cannot claim liability from you. You have the opportunity to arrange with the buyer to bear some liability with respect to a thing or property, or something that is included in the inheritance. All you have to guarantee (prove) with a certificate of successor is that you are an heir. In order to sell your inheritance, you must not abandon it. You also sell it after the testator has passed away. If you sell your inheritance, you are obliged to indemnify the buyer if you sell something or collect a claim. If you have fulfilled an obligation of inheritance before the sale, the buyer is obliged to return to you what you paid. If there is real estate in the inheritance, there is no need for a notary deed at the sale. Only signatures must be notarized. You can keep some of your inheritance - such as a property or property, as long as you do not change the nature of the contract.