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The Property Registry cannot require death certificate of parents when their death is statistically impossible not to have occurred

13 Jun 2026 4 views
Who is affected:
Heirs, notaries and registrars in inheritance registration processes with heirs of advanced age

Summary

The DGSJFP resolves that it is not necessary to provide death certificates of the parents of a deceased person born in 1926 when their survival would be biologically impossible. A notarial deed of notoriety is sufficient proof.

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The Directorate General for Legal Security and Public Faith resolves an appeal against the registry qualification that suspended the registration of an inheritance for not providing death certificates of the parents of the deceased, born in 1926 and died in 2024. The registrar required such certificates to prove the no…

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Resolución de 27 de febrero de 2026, de la Dirección General de Seguridad Jurídica y Fe Pública, en el recurso interpuesto contra la calificación de la registradora de la propiedad de Valencia n.º 8, por la que se suspende la inscripción de una escritura de adjudicación de herencia.

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