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If the father fails to repay the arrears, does the child have the responsibility to repay

Time: 2024.02.22 label: marriage and family Inheritance Reading: 1133 people
Lawyer's analysis:
father arrears No, only the children inherit The child needs to bear this responsibility only after the father's inheritance debt If the father does not die, or the child gives up inheritance, the child does not need to bear the debt for the father.
If the father has not died, the debt shall be borne by the father; If the child gives up inheritance, the debt will be repaid by the father's inheritance, or other inheritors heir Repayment.
Legal basis:
Article 1161 of the Civil Code
The successor shall pay off the taxes and debts payable by the decedent according to law to the extent of the actual value of the estate obtained. This restriction does not apply to the part exceeding the actual value of the estate that the heir voluntarily repays.
If a successor waives inheritance, he may not be responsible for paying the taxes and debts that the decedent should pay according to law.
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1. Such as the inheritance of one or both of the husband and wife's deceased parents, or gifts and gifts received by one or both of them at the time of marriage. 2. However, if the decedent indicates in his will that an estate belongs only to the husband or wife, or the donor determines in the gift contract that

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