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This document summarizes the main aspects of inheritance law in ancient Rome. It explains that there were two types of succession: testamentary, where the deceased left a will designating heirs, and intestate, when there was no will. It also describes the parties involved in succession (deceased, heir, legatee), the types of wills, the capacity to make a will, and the ways to acquire assets. Overall, it provides an overview of the complex inheritance system that existed in ancient Rome.
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