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[...] the author and his father then resided.

In cases of persons declared incapable by court judgement, the latter may contain a specific prohibition, or be silent, on the subject, in which case the person concerned will be allowed to make a will under the conditions stipulated in article 665.

[...] [...] or document on his executors or administrators [...] [...]

[...] [...] and mandatory inheritance and wills.

10.5 In light of a finding of a violation of article 26, due to the fact that the citizenship criteria, as applied in this case, was discriminatory, the Committee need not pronounce itself on the author’s other claims under articles 14 and 2, which relate to the national court’s assessment of whether or not the original owner was in fact a Czech citizen, as well as their interpretation of the will in question.

3.3 The author claims that the State party failed to provide him with an effective remedy, within the meaning of article 2, paragraph 3 and article 2, paragraph 1, read in combination with articles 14 and 26, against the arbitrary interpretation of the will, since the Constitutional Court refused to address the author’s complaints about arbitrary interpretation and instead relied on the citizenship issue.

In addition, the phrase “in particular those mentioned in the present draft articles” had been added in order to emphasize not only that there was no intention to establish a hierarchy among the human rights to be respected in the context of expulsion but also that the rights specifically mentioned in the draft articles were not exhaustive.

Lastly, the insertion of the word “including” in the chapeau to draft article C1, paragraph 1, was proposed in order to stress the non-exhaustive nature of the list of procedural rights set out in that provision.

The Russian Federation thanked Colombia for its exhaustive and focused approach to issues raised by Russia during the review, adding that this attentive and respectful attitude could serve as an example.

Does not apply to preliminary issues relating to the validity of wills or of other acts by virtue of which assets are transferred to the trustee [Article 4

Lastly, with regard to the argument concerning the lack of reasons given for the award, which would mean that the right of effective judicial protection had been infringed, the Court considered that the award had been duly justified, in line with the opinion previously set out by the Constitutional Court with regard to judicial decisions to the effect that the requirement to provide reasons did not mean that the Court was required to provide an exhaustive and detailed judicial argument on every aspect or point of view that the parties might raise on the question under consideration; judicial decisions supported by reasons that demonstrated the essential legal criteria underpinning the decision — the

The plaintiffs claimed that their father’s widow had a new spouse and that according to a condition in their father’s testament, she lost the right to the property under those circumstances and the children were subsequently to inherit it.

Several executors or administrators of a deceased Member in whose name any share stands shall for the purposes of this Article be deemed joint holders thereof.

[...] [...] parents’ testamentary heirs, where the crime results in the death of the victim; [...] [...]

6.2 The Committee further notes that domestic remedies have been exhausted pursuant to article 22, paragraph 5 (b), and that the State party does not contest admissibility.

This meaning complied with the testimony’s objective that the children would inherit the property only if the wife developed a serious and permanent relationship with her new partner, similar to the one she had with the deceased.

Finally, article 665 states that where the judgement of incapacity makes no provision regarding the capacity to make a will, and the incapacitated person wishes to make one, the assistance of a notary must be sought to designate two medical practitioners to guarantee the person's capacity and grant recognition and authorization as appropriate.

Moreover, there are also provisions for medical examinations, performance of religious ceremonies, meetings with relatives, and the writing of wills, among others.

This is a public institution which administers assets donated by individuals under wills and via instruments authorizing the Foundation to administer these assets and to invest them in development, educational and social projects which serve the community and its institutions.

[...] [...] remedies have been exhausted.

The representativeness of the World Heritage List was [...] [...]

To allow patients and families to prepare for the future – this might involve writing a will, travelling to the family home, planning a funeral, or many other things which they want to do before they die, and which may not be done if they do not hear the truth.