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intestacy

/ɪnˈtɛstəsi/

Traducción: Término jurídico que designa la situación de una persona que fallece sin haber otorgado un testamento válido, y la consiguiente sucesión regulada por la ley.

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C2formalcommonlegal/ɪnˈtɛstəsi/

incontable

A legal term referring to the condition of dying without having made a legally valid will.

  • 🇪🇸Término jurídico que designa la situación de una persona que fallece sin haber otorgado un testamento válido, y la consiguiente sucesión regulada por la ley.
  1. Dying without a will C1 formal legal

    The legal condition of a person who dies without having made a legally valid will, resulting in the distribution of their estate according to statutory rules of inheritance.

    • The deceased's estate was divided among relatives according to the laws of intestacy.
    • Intestacy can lead to lengthy legal proceedings for the family.
    • He died in intestacy, leaving his assets to be distributed by the court.

    🇪🇸muerte sin testamento

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  • intestacy's possessive singular form