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The Contribution Of The Entry Into Force Of The Law Of Inheritance

Original Language Title: Laki perintökaaren voimaanpanosta

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Act entering into force on succession

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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:

ARTICLE 1

The new arch shall enter into force on 1 January 1966. It repeals:

1734 succession of laws of the year;

Article 6 (1) of the Law of 13 June 1929 on the entry into force of the Act on the Law of the Marriage of Marriage Act, as amended by the Law of 12 December 1957 (409/57) After entry into force;

Of the Law of 27 July 1922 on children born out of wedlock (173/22);

The Decree of 9 November 1868 on the payment of the debt in the event of death and the transfer of the estate;

On the abolition of the rule of law of 22 December 1931 (360/31) Article 2;

Other provisions, if they are incompatible with the new arc of succession.

ARTICLE 2

Since the law or regulation has referred to a law which has instead become a new law of succession, this should be applied instead.

ARTICLE 3

Before the entry into force of the new succession, there is an earlier law applicable to the inheritance of the deceased person and to his will and his estate, unless otherwise specified below.

§ 4

As regards the new succession, which provides for the determination of the executor and the executor, the death penalty should be respected even if the death occurred before the entry into force of the new arch. Similarly, the provisions of this Act concerning measures for the protection of the specific provisions and for the purposes of the application of the order shall also be complied with. Where the executor or executor is prescribed, the provisions of Chapter 18 to 24 of the new arc shall apply in other respects.

§ 5

Article 6 (2) of the Act concerning the entry into force of the Law on Marriage Act, which provides for the legal status of certain children before the date of entry into force of the marriage Act, shall also continue to apply to the succession of such children and to the right to inherit such children. Child.

ARTICLE 6

State law is controlled by the State Treasury.

If the inheritance Chapter 5, Section 2, of the , it is necessary to submit an application to the State Treasury within one year of the death of the deceased. However, a subsequent application may be taken into account if it arrives at the State Treasury before the decision to transfer or retain the property has been made. State Treasury shall: Chapter 5, Section 2, of the In the cases referred to in paragraph 4, transfer it to the Ministry of Finance. (26.3.1993/283)

The provisions of paragraph 2 also apply to property which the province of Åland has handed over to the State by the Åland Autonomy Law (1144/91) Basis. (5.12.1991/1402)

§ 7

When the inheritance is given by the State, it shall be notified to the court. When such notification is made or otherwise becomes the right to information, the right shall be notified to the State Treasury and, upon application, the contractor shall determine the nest.

The State Treasury shall ensure that the contractor duly fulfils its obligations. If he is deemed to be unfit to act, let him be released from it.

The contractor shall, as soon as this may take place, send the withdrawal book to the Treasury and, at the same time, submit to the Treasury, whether and how the estate's assets should be converted into cash or whether they are to be declared bankrupt or Otherwise there is a method to be used for property.

§ 8 (17.8.1990/701)

If, according to Article 68 (1) of the guardianship Act, a man is under the rule of possession of a man, the succession of the heir or the recipient of his or her will has not been granted to the State, or by any other State, shall be a man of the trustee if he does not give up , apply, as provided for in Article 7, instead of the premises.

HolhousL 34/1898 Has been repealed by L 442/1999 , see L guardithand 442/1999 § 10 .

§ 9 (19/04/1992)

§ 9 has been repealed by L 19.8.1994/734 .

ARTICLE 10

What new Chapter 9, Article 2 of the succession Provides for a will which, in the event of the death of the author of the will, has not yet been born or conceived, must, subject to the specific circumstances, apply to a gift or other legal action in favour of: The decision-making process has not yet been established or conceived.

ARTICLE 11

However, the order for testing, which should be subject to the provisions of the new arch of succession, but which has not been made in the form specified in the said arc, shall be valid if it has been carried out in accordance with the formal provisions in force during the time of the adoption of the will.

ARTICLE 12

If the death occurred after the entry into force of the new succession and the deceased was married and the property ratios of the two spouses were determined by the law in force before 1 January 1930, the following must be complied with: Provisions:

1) New Article 1 of Chapter 6 of the The provisions of paragraph 2 on the reduction of the advance shall be applied in advance of the common property.

(2) The shareholders of the deceased spouse's estate are controlled by the private property of the deceased and the private property of the deceased, including the private property of the surviving spouse, if that was not the case.

(3) Extradition or liquidation of the executor shall include the entire estate of the spouses, provided that the right of the spouse to be separated is not otherwise. A surviving spouse shall be assigned to the executor, unless there are specific reasons for it.

4) A contract for Article 12 of Chapter 19 of the (2) is not valid unless the surviving spouse approves it.

5) The Peruvians shall include the assets and liabilities of the spouses' nest. New Chapter 20, Section 4, of the The provisions of paragraph 3 shall also apply in advance to the withdrawal of the advance which has been issued in respect of the common property.

6) What new In Chapter 21 of the Arc It is said to apply to the assets and liabilities of the spouses' nest. However, if the property of the spouses' estate in the period laid down in the law is declared bankrupt or to be managed by the executor, the liability of the surviving spouse is in force for the event of bankruptcy in force before 1 January 1930. Provided for in the law. The separation of property in the event of bankruptcy is also subject to the law in force before that date.

(7) The surviving spouse of the surviving spouse shall receive the surviving spouse from the undivided hive and thereafter.

(8) The agreement on the common administration of the estate is, unless otherwise agreed, to be regarded as constituting the entire property of the spouses' nest.


This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1966.

Entry into force and application of amending acts:

13 JANUARY 1978:

This Act shall enter into force on 1 March 1978.

17.8.1990/701:

This Act shall enter into force on 1 November 1990.

HE 1/90, Ivhms. 5/90, svk.M. 39/90

5.12.1991/1402:

This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1992.

However, if the deceased had died before the entry into force of this law, the previous law must apply.

HE 49/91, lvhms. 4/91

26.3.1993/283:

This Act shall enter into force on 1 April 1993.

This law shall also apply where the deceased is dead before the entry into force of this Act. However, if the deceased had died before 1 January 1992, the provisions in force would apply.

THEY 378/92 , LaVM 3/93

19.8.1994/734:

This Act shall enter into force on 1 September 1994.

THEY 21/94 , LaVM 12/94