(1) Testamentary (3) When the court, being satisfied that the spouse granted the power of

(2) Intestate administration in the marriage settlements will not again abuse that
(3) Mixed power, authorizes the resumption of said administration
(4) Compulsory Succession
(4) When the absentee spouse reappears;
(5) Voluntary Succession
(6) Universal Succession (5) When the spouse who has left the conjugal home without a decree of legal
(7) Particular Succession separation resumes common life with the other;
(8) Inter Vivos
(9) Mortis Causa (6) When parental authority is judicially restored to the spouse previously
deprived thereof; or
103-108. Enumerate the grounds for disallowance of a will.
(7) When the spouses who have separated in fact for at least one year, reconcile
FFUMIS: and resume common life.
(1) If the formalities required by law have not been complied with;

(2) If it was executed through force or under duress, or the influence of fear, or
threats;

(3) If it was procured by undue and improper pressure and influence, on the part
of the beneficiary or of some other person;

(4) If the testator acted by mistake or did not intend that the instrument he
signed should be his will at the time of affixing his signature thereto;

(5) If the testator was insane, or otherwise mentally incapable of making a will, at
the time of its execution; and

(6) If the signature of the testator was procured by fraud.

109-115. Enumerate the grounds for the revival of the property regime between
the spouses before judicial separation of property.

TJARRRR:

(1) When the civil interdiction terminates;

(2) When after voluntary dissolution of the absolute community of property or

conjugal partnership has been judicially decreed upon the joint petition
of the spouses, they agree to the revival of the former property regime.
No voluntary separation of property may thereafter be granted.

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