PROBLEMATIC ISSUES IN LEGAL REGULATION RELATED TO INTEGRATED NATURE OF CONTRACTUAL SUCCESSION INSTITUTIONS
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Legal regulation of contractual succession contains a marriage contract providing inheritance. This contract is referred to in legal acts as a marriage contract, secured by mortis causa factor. This factor, which according to its legal nature exists as a general clause, is included in the marriage contract in the form of the essential parts of the contract of inheritance. As a consequence, inheritance under marriage contract is carried out on the two above mentioned legal bases. The first basis is the marriage contract as such. The second basis is the essential components of the inheritance contract. These two bases are conflicting in their legal nature. The purpose of this article is to analyze the legal aspects related to this form of inheritance.
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