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Can't you just get it from the estate? Anyway, that's relatively rare and doesn't justify suspending the property rights of individuals without due process.
by stretchwithme 11y ago
Can't you just get it from the estate?
Anyway, that's relatively rare and doesn't justify suspending the property rights of individuals without due process.
- nickff 11y agoWhy would the estate give its property to the government instead of following the will? It is not as rare as you might think, but even if it were very frequent, it would not justify taking people's property for no good reason.
- stretchwithme 11y agoI meant upon conviction they can get what the person would have been fined. Can't execution of the will wait until all cases are finished?