If it is not clear that the murisin (Muris or the person who left the inheritance or died) is incapable of payment and is in debt on the date of his death, or if it has been officially determined, the inheritance may be rejected within 3 months. The competent court in charge of the case of refusal of the inheritance is the Magistrate’s Court at the last place of residence of the deceased.
the 3-month period begins to operate from the date when they find out about the death of the heir, unless it is proved later that they are the heirs for the legal heirs; and for the heirs appointed by the will, the savings of the heir are officially notified to them.
But in cases that require the spelling of the term as a precaution, taking into account that the writing process will take time; The rejection period of the inheritance begins with the notification to the parties by the magistrate that the writing process has ended for legal and assigned heirs.
In the presence of important issues, the Magistrate may extend the period of refusal granted to legal and appointed heirs or grant a new period.
The refusal of the inheritance is made by the heirs by oral or written declaration to the Magistrate’s Court, the refusal must be unregistered and unconditional.
The magistrate determines the oral or written statement of refusal with a record. The statement of refusal made within its term is written to the special register of the place of opening of the inheritance by the magistrate’s court, and if the refusing heir requests it, he is given a document indicating the refusal. An heir who does not refuse an inheritance within the legal period of time acquires the inheritance unconditionally. In practice, it is necessary to apply for the rejection of the inheritance by submitting a petition to the court.