A gift causa mortis is a transfer of property executed when a person faces impending death. This unique form of transfer becomes effective only if the donor dies, otherwise, it is revoked.
An in-depth look at Gift Causa Mortis, its legal framework, requirements, distinctions from other types of gifts, historical origins, and practical examples.
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