THE SUCCESSION CAPACITY OF THE MISSING MINOR
THE SUCCESSION CAPACITY OF THE MISSING MINOR

Summary/Abstract: Throughout the time, from ancient times to the present, the legislator's keen concern has been and it continues to be to establish the rights of successors to inheritance, with an increased focus on the protection of the children’s rights. We wonder why the legislator puts such emphasis and legislative pressure on ensuring that children's rights are respected. The answer is very simple and logical: through their own fragility and innocence children are vulnerable to have their rights and freedoms violated very easily. These violations are within the reach of adults either voluntarily or by simply neglecting the best interests of the child. When we speak of a voluntary violation, we are strictly referring to some sort of selfishness manifested by the adult who is entitled to the protection of the child. We can also talk about some degree of disobedience to the law due to the simple negligence shown by the adult.

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