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    This document contains information about different modes of succession and deprivation in Philippine law: 1. It includes a table about different institutions, legal bases, definitions, purposes and requisites for intestacy, substitution, fideicommissary substitution, representation, and accretion. 2. It asks the reader to indicate which concepts apply to different modes of deprivation and types of succession like predecease, repudiation, incapacity, and disinheritance. 3. It poses four questions about the similarities between fideicommissary substitution and another legal concept, the barrier between legitimate and illegitimate lines, instances when representation does and does not take place, and when legal succession occurs.

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    This document contains information about different modes of succession and deprivation in Philippine law: 1. It includes a table about different institutions, legal bases, definitions, purposes and requisites for intestacy, substitution, fideicommissary substitution, representation, and accretion. 2. It asks the reader to indicate which concepts apply to different modes of deprivation and types of succession like predecease, repudiation, incapacity, and disinheritance. 3. It poses four questions about the similarities between fideicommissary substitution and another legal concept, the barrier between legitimate and illegitimate lines, instances when representation does and does not take place, and when legal succession occurs.

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    I. Complete the table below.

    ISRAI LEGAL BASIS DEFINITION PURPOSE/WHEN APPLICABLE REQUISITES/GROUNDS OTHER NEED TO KNOW

    INSTITUTION

    SUBSTITUTION

    FIDEICOMMISSARY
    SUBSTITUTION

    REPRESENTATION

    ACCRETION

    INTESTACY

    II. Indicate with a check (✔) whether the following concepts is/are applicable in the following modes of deprivation and types of succession. Include legal basis in parenthesis. You may decide to
    expand the table when you feel it is necessary, especially in cases of qualified answers.

    PREDECEASE REPUDIATION INCAPACITY DISINHERITANCE TESTAMENTARY INTESTATE SUCCESSION


    SUCCESSION

    SUBSTITUTION

    REPRESENTATION

    ACCRETION

    III. Answer the following questions:

    1. What other concept in law is fideicommissary substitution similar to? Explain your answer.
    2. Explain the barrier between legitimate and illegitimate lines, with legal basis.
    3. Give the instances when the right of representation shall (1) take place and (2) not take place. Provide legal basis.
    4. When does legal succession take place? Enumerate with legal basis.

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