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II. The elements comprising the substantive validity of dispositions of property

upon death

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326

1. The capacity of the person making the disposition of property upon death to

make such a disposition (Article 26(1)(a))

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326

2. The particular causes which bar the person making the disposition from

disposing in favor of certain persons or which bar a person from receiving

succession property from the person making the disposition (Article 26(1)(b))

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329

3. The admissibility of representation for the purposes of making a disposition

of property upon death (Article 26(1)(c))

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330

4. The interpretation of the disposition (Article 26(1)(d))

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331

5. Vices of consent of the person making the disposition (Article 26(1)(e))

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332

III. Capacity to modify or revoke a disposition of property upon death following

a change of the applicable law (Article 26(2))

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332

Article 27 –

Formal validity of dispositions of property upon death

made in writing

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334

I. Introduction

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336

ΙΙ. Scope of application

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338

III. Alternative connecting factors for evaluating the formal validity of dispositions

of property upon death (Article 27(1))

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341

1. Lex loci actus (Article 27(1)(a))

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342

2. Lex patriae (Article 27(1)(b))

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343

3. Lex domicilii (Article 27(1)(c))

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343

4. Law of the habitual residence (Article 27(2)(d))

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344

5. Lex rei sitae (Article 27(1)(e))

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346

IV. Formal validity of dispositions of property upon death modifying or revoking

an earlier disposition (Article 27(2))

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346

V. Provisions of national law limiting the permitted forms of dispositions of

property upon death by reference to specific criteria or determining the

qualifications of witnesses (Article 27(3))

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347

Article 28 –

Validity as to form of a declaration concerning acceptance

or waiver

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349

I. Introduction

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349

II. Scope of application

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351

III. Applicable law

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355

Article 29 –

Special rules on the appointment and powers

of an administrator of the estate in certain situations

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358

Article 30 –

Special rules imposing restrictions concerning or affecting

the succession in respect of certain assets

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359

Ι. Introductory notes

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361

ΙΙ. The rationale for the provisions of Articles 29 and 30 of the

Regulation: The problem of devolution and acquisition of the succession

in private international law

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362

ΙΙΙ. The provision of Article 29 of the Regulation

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365