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Art.182, Sec.7, Chapter 4 of the Civil Code of the Phils.

 Main Topic: Liquidation of the Conjugal Partnership
Sub. Topic: Chapter 4 Conjugal Partnership of Gains


Art. 182. The debts, charges and obligations of the conjugal partnership having been paid; the capital of the husband shall be liquidated and paid to the amount of the property inventoried.


Discussion/Explanation:


This article upon paying of the debts, charges and obligations of the conjugal partnership only what remains to the husband’s capital will be subjected to the distribution among the heirs. In other words, the heirs are no longer personally liable for the debts of the deceased. Because in such debts must be collected only from the property left upon his death and if this should not be sufficient to cover all of them, to heirs cannot be made to pay the collectible balance.
           
Within the liquidation of the capital of the husband, it is need to be paid on what have been uses in inventoried of the property. Then, whatever been left will be the amount or the inheritance that would be distributed equally among the right heirs.
 

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