Ms. Chen (alias) reportedly lived with her son almost 20 years after the divorce. She will make a will in the will of China, assigns the principal property to the son and assigns a specific share of the deposit to the family ' s four pet dogs, appoints the son as the administrator of the estate and is responsible for the expenses of the love life.
Mr. Feng said, “These dogs were recovered from the outside. We see them as a family, so I understand and support the mother.” It was revealed that the designated estate was worth over $100,000.
“This part of the above-mentioned report, which is reserved for the exclusive share of pet dogs, is valid if the form and procedure are in accordance with the law.” On 1 June, counsel Chen Lian, Director of Hubei Good Law, told the journalist that “Pups do not have an independent subject status at the legal level and are `objects'. Succession can be inherited only by individuals or organizations and not by property. The pets themselves have no inheritance rights, but a natural person may intestate a portion of the money to be used by the pets, with the estate administrator carrying out the duty of caring for the pets and the exclusive payment.”
What happens to the estate manager if he doesn't earmarked funds? According to counsel: “Article 1148 of the Civil Code provides that the administrator of estates shall perform his duties in accordance with the law and shall be liable in civil cases for damage caused to heirs, bequests and creditors by wilful or gross negligence. Thus, the relevant stakeholders may appeal to the estate administrator.”
Counsel.
If a natural person wishes to make a will to use part of the estate for pets, the following points need to be noted:
The first is to establish a valid written will in accordance with its will and the law;
The second is the appointment of an administrator of heritage, who may be a natural person or an organization;
Thirdly, there is the subject of supervision of the estate administrator.