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All about legitime

By POINT OF LAW By Teresita J. Herbosa | February 11, 2003 - 12:00am

Philippine law on succession provides for compulsory heirs and legitime. This means that certain persons are mandated by law to be the heirs of the decedent and are entitled to a specific portion of his estate. The...

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