Study Guide REVOCATION REDUCTION OF DONATION
Study Guide REVOCATION REDUCTION OF DONATION
Study Guide REVOCATION REDUCTION OF DONATION
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e) Can Donor renounce in advance his right to revoke in the same deed of donation?
(Art. 769)
f) What is the form and requisites for a proper renunciation by donor? id.
g) Can the right of donor to revoke due to acts of ingratitude be transmitted to heirs?
(Art. 770)
h) Read the related provisions of Arts. 766 and 767 re Legal effects or consequences if
property donated [and now subject of revocation due to ingratitude by donee], has
been alienated or transferred to others or third persons.
5. DONATION IS INOFFICIOUS
Two Kinds of Donation deemed Inofficious as it Impairs the Legitime of Compulsory Heirs:
i. Articles 760, 761 – Protection of PRESUMPTIVE LEGITIME
o Donor has no child at the time he made the donation, or thought he had no more
o Reduction or revocation of donation inter vivos --
- May be asked by the Donor but right may be transmitted to his child and
descendant (not ascendant or surviving spouse)
- May be made during lifetime of donor
- May be brought by donor within four (4) years from birth, adoption, re-appearance
of child thought to be dead
o Study how to compute, i.e. how much to reduce or revoke in certain cases.
- Collate (donations + money/estate left). Compute the LEGITIME (1/2 of estate)
and
FREE PORTION (1/2 of estate, or whatever is left after the legitime is satisfied).
Then, you come up with how much of the donations given will be reduced or
revoked.
o Study the examples in your book demonstrating how to come up with how much to
reduce from the donations given, and which donation will first be reduced or revoked.
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ii. Articles 771, 752 - Protection of ACTUAL LEGITIME
o Donor has at least 1 child at the time he made the donation
o Reduction or revocation of donation inter vivos –
- May be asked only by compulsory heirs of the donor (descendant, ascendant,
spouse)
- May be made only upon death of donor
- May be brought by the heir/s within ten (10) years from death of donor.
o Study how to compute: how much to reduce or revoke in certain cases.
o Study the examples in your book demonstrating how to come up with how much to
reduce from the donations given, and which donation will first be reduced or revoked.
o Which donation will be first reduced or revoked if there are several or multiple
donations in case the free or disposable portion is not sufficient to cover them.
o STUDY the annotations & cases in your textbooks. We will have a closed book
oral exam next meeting.