registration of civil status: formal link between family and succession intestate
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Abstract
The work presented to assess the main issues of the registration procedure in the field of civil status to inheritance effects, regard certificates issued by the Civil Registry official proof of family status as the main requirement to have place intestate succession; advertising of the facts and acts which constitute the formal link between this family and inheritance law on registration insufficient treatment, generates the violation of subjective rights that can be a starter. Supported the present methods of social research and analysis-synthesis and analysis of content, make important results in the national context from the characteristics presented Cuban society today and especially the Registers of Civil Status in the country.
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| Authors | ;Malena Proenza-Reyes;Reinerio Rodríguez-Corría |
| Journal | Computers in biology and medicine |
| Year | 2017 |
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