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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

A deceased accused had also signed a loan agreement. After death before final criminal judgment, the creditor seeks the loan balance solely on that agreement. May the creditor treat every heir as personally liable for the full amount merely because of kinship?

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Yes, the creditor may collect twice if both sources are alleged. No; a viable contractual claim may survive, but it must be pursued through the proper estate or representative procedure and proved. Yes, kinship alone proves unlimited personal liability. Yes, death makes the contract a criminal conviction.

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