DEBARMENT FROM SUCCESSION. BRIEF EXPOSITION ON THE CRIMES THAT ATTRACT THE DE JURE DEBARMENT FROM SUCCESSION
DEBARMENT FROM SUCCESSION. BRIEF EXPOSITION ON THE CRIMES THAT ATTRACT THE DE JURE DEBARMENT FROM SUCCESSION

Summary/Abstract: The matter of successions involves a number of complex elements that are closely related to other legal institutions that come from including other branches of law. The connection between the field of inheritances and criminal law derives from the importance of the conditions that the successor must meet in order to be able to inherit. The de jure debarment is a civil law sanction that intervenes in the case of committing very serious crimes against the person and that due to the consequences produced attracts such an impact on the perpetrator. The conditions that must be met in order for a crime to be confined to the sphere of those who attract the de jure debarment, refer to a series of objective as well as subjective criteria that are in turn closely related. Among these, the crimes of murder and aggravated murder are the most common, which attract such a civil law sanction on those who are found guilty of committing such acts against the deceased.

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