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Frequently asked questions > Succession/Estate > Succession settlement process > Can a clause exempting assets from seizure be permanent?

Can a clause exempting assets from seizure be permanent?

No .

The law requires that the unseizability clause be . The will must therefore specify a limited period during which asset will be protected from seizure.

In practice, some clauses provide for duration of several years, but the duration chosen must remain reasonable and be by the objective pursued.

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