Practice question
A will expressly includes property acquired later. The testator then validly acquires another asset before death. No other defect or limitation applies. Is later acquisition alone a categorical exclusion?
- Yes; later assets can never pass through any will.
- Only the executor personally receives every later asset.
- The asset automatically becomes public land.
- No;793 recognizes the expressly intended after-acquired treatment.
- Only a separate marriage settlement may dispose of it.
Legal references
- Civil Code Articles774-794,863-867 and1347: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1949/ra_386_1949.html
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