“El orden sucesorio y su incidencia frente a la sucesión intestada, en la Unidad Judicial Civil del cantón Riobamba, en el año 2015.”

The first order of succession is found in the Civil Code specifically in the "Book III of the succession by reason of Death and of the donations between alive" "Title II Rules Concerning the Intested Succession" In legal terms, the term Succession is linked or directed especially to "Succession because of death", understanding that one person will succeed to another, or in other words will own the property of the deceased person since the same Its condition of (non-existence), can no longer own or own its property, therefore the law has estimated this legal figure so that the property of said deceased person not remain in limbo, both legal and space, The same law provides for those called to inheritance because of death. Therefore, the law aims to be primarily the relatives of that person by their blood ties, emphasizing that this will be executed in practice provided there is a sine qua non requirement that the sequence is intestated, thereby understanding that there is no testament made or left by the deceased It is important to know about the order of succession since, for various reasons or circumstances, the deceased or the deceased did not make a will during his Or her stay (intestate succession). Ecuadorian law therefore specifically determines and establishes

• Autore principale: Castillo Naula, Joel David (author)
• Natura: bachelorThesis
• Lingua: spa
• Pubblicazione: 2017
• Soggetti: Orden Sucesorio; herencia
• Accesso online: http://dspace.unach.edu.ec/handle/51000/3828