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2005-03-11 |
TINGA, J. |
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| The historical antecedent of Article 1080 of the New Civil Code is Article 1056[40] of the old Civil Code. The only change in the provision is that Article 1080 now permits any person (not a testator, as under the old law) to partition his estate by act inter vivos. This was intended to abrogate the then prevailing doctrine that for a testator to partition his estate by an act inter vivos, he must first make a will with all the formalities provided by law.[41] | |||||