1.

An error in the name, surname or circumstances of the heir shall vitiate the
institution when it is possible, in any other manner to know with certainty the
person instituted.
2. Every disposition in favor of a person shall be void unless by some event or
circumstance his identity becomes certain.
3. Heirs instituted without designation of shares may inherit in equal parts.
4. When the testator institute some heirs individually and other collectively as when
he says, “I designate as my heirs A and B and the children of C,” those collectively
designated shall be considered as individually instituted, unless it clearly appears
that the intention of the testator was otherwise.
5. If the testator should institute his brothers and sisters, and he has some of full blood
and others of half blood, the inheritance shall be distributed equally unless a
different intention appears.
6. When the testator calls to the succession a person and his children, they are all
deemed to have been instituted simultaneously and not successively.
7. In the partition of the estate, equality shall be observed as far as possible, dividing
the property into lots, or assigning to each of the co-heirs things of the same nature,
quality and kind.

ANSWERS:
1) FALSE
2) FALSE
3) FALSE
4) TRUE
5) TRUE
6) TRUE
7) TRUE