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Art. 539

210CCFederal ActJan 1, 1912Original source
  1. Every person is capable of being an heir and acquiring property by disposition mortis causa unless by law he or she is deemed incapable of inheritance.
  2. Bequests with a designated purpose to groups of persons not constituting a legal entity are acquired by all such persons individually with an obligation to use them as prescribed or, where this is not practical, give rise to a trust.

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