Of course, each heir is interested in the question of what will happen to the inheritance after the opening of the inheritance, as well as the fate of the share due to him by will or by law. It should be noted that the legislation provides for the following solution. It is well known that the basis for inheritance is either a will or a law. In turn, one of the types of inheritance under the law is the transfer of inheritance. In the order of transfer of inheritance, inheritance is applied in cases where the testator or transmitter, called to inherit by law, dies after the opening of the inheritance, but not before accepting it. For example, Ahmad is considered a testamentary heir. If Ahmad dies without accepting the inheritance he should have inherited from his father Ganisher, there will be a transfer of inheritance, meaning that the inherited property will go to Ahmad's legal heirs.

    In such cases, the right to receive an inheritance due to Ahmad passes to his legal heirs, if all the inheritance property belonging to Ahmad is bequeathed to his heirs (transmitters).

    Inheritance occurs under the following conditions:

    - the presence of a testator or a legal heir who has the right to inherit at the time of opening the inheritance;

    - the need to decide the fate of their share in the inheritance in connection with the death of the testator before accepting the inheritance by will or by law;

    - that a deceased heir may be replaced by his heirs.

    In short, inheritance is an institution of civil law that provides for the transfer of the right of inheritance to the heir as a result of the death of a potential heir by will or by law.

 

Akmaljon Gulomov

Samarkand State University

Associate Professor of Law and Legal Education