Limites ao planejamento sucessório

A legítima como uma restrição à autonomia privada

Authors

  • Ned Lofton Rodrigues da Silva Centro Universitário Newton Paiva
  • Filipe André Marcelino e Oliveira
  • Luciana Dadalto

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24862/rcdu.v14i1.1645

Abstract

This article, without the pretension of exhausting the subject, is intended to investigate whether the institute of legitimate constitutes a limit to succession planning. Through bibliographic research, the tools for the implementation of planning are analyzed, presenting doctrinal and jurisprudential positioning on the subject. Then, the legitimate is analyzed as a possible impediment to planning. The objective is to verify if the institute, as foreseen in the Brazilian Civil Code, represents an obstacle to the exercise of private autonomy. In addition, a critique of the outdated character of Brazilian Succession Law is presented, which demands the need for updating. In conclusion, it is understood that the legitimate constitutes a state interference in private autonomy, restricting the freedom of the author of the inheritance regarding the destination of his assets, and must be made more flexible so that succession planning is, effectively, the result of the self-determination of the owner of the patrimony.

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Published

2023-05-10

How to Cite

da Silva, N. L. R., e Oliveira, F. A. M., & Dadalto, L. (2023). Limites ao planejamento sucessório: A legítima como uma restrição à autonomia privada. Revista Do Curso De Direito Do UNIFOR, 14(1), 147–166. https://doi.org/10.24862/rcdu.v14i1.1645

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 1 (2023)

Section

Artigos

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