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A person brings a Family Code-governed nonmarital-filiation claim after the alleged parent's death. The sole basis is open and continuous possession under Article 172's second paragraph; no first-paragraph proof, timely earlier action or applicable exception exists. The claimant argues that Article 175 always permits filing throughout the child's life regardless of evidence category. Which answer is correct?

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The parent's death automatically proves filiation A surname alone cures every timing defect Every evidence category has identical timing No filiation action can ever be filed while a parent lives The argument overlooks Article 175's special alleged-parent-lifetime rule for the stated second-paragraph basis

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