(1) Unworthiness to inherit is enforced by avoidance of the acquisition of the inheritance. (2) Avoidance is admissible only after the devolution of the inheritance. Avoidance may be effected as against a subsequent heir as soon as the inheritance has devolved upon the prior heir.…

(1) A person is excluded from inheritance in the following cases: a) if it has killed or attempted to kill the deceased; b) if it has intentionally and unlawfully prevented the deceased from making or revoking a disposition mortis causa; c) if it has, by…

(1) Persons called upon the succession of another, either reciprocally or unilaterally, who died in circumstances in which it is uncertain in what order their deaths occurred are presumed to have died concurrently (commorientes and codeceased). (2) The inheritance of each of the comorrientes or…

(1) Property acquired by the spouses during marriage is their common undivided property if, under law or their contract, another legal regime is not established for such property. (2) Any property acquired by the spouses during marriage is presumed their common undivided property until proven…

Partition of common undivided property among the undivided co-owners is made proportionally to the contribution of each to the acquisition of the property. Until proven otherwise, the contribution of each undivided co-owners is presumed equal.

(1) Property that belonged to the spouses before the conclusion of marriage, as well as acquired by them during marriage based on a donation contract, by way inheritance or otherwise free of charge, are the exclusive property os the spouse to whom it belonged to…

(1) The debtor of an obligation which involves a duty to achieve a specific result is bound to achieve that result. (2) The debtor of an obligation which involves a duty of best efforts is bound, in making its performance, to exercise such skill and…

(1) An obligation of a person is reciprocal in relation to an obligation inuring to another person in one of the following situations: a) performance of the obligation is due in exchange for performance of the other obligation; b) it is an obligation to facilitate…

(1) Where a condominium has been formed, exclusive ownership in the unit and the share of the common ownership to the common parts form an undivided unity (condominium ownership) and may not be separately transferred or encumbered. Any term to the contrary is void. (2)…

(1) A condominium unit, together with the corresponding share in the ownership or right of superficies over the land, parts of the buildings other than the units and other parts of the condominium, constitute an immovable property. (2) A unit and its corresponding share in…