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A voluntary heir is validly instituted under a suspensive term. The heir survives the testator but dies before the term arrives. No contrary special rule or incapacity is involved. A rival says the heir acquired no transmissible right solely because the term had not arrived. Is that claim sound under Article 878?

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Yes, the executor inherits automatically Yes, unless the rival agrees No, Article 878 permits acquisition and transmission to the instituted heir's heirs before the term arrives No, because every term is void

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