A executed a deed of donation in favor of B who accepted it. It however states that the donation will take effect upon A s death and B cannot alienate, but it further states that B can register the deed and obtain a title. What is the nature of the donation?

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Conditional donation mortis causa.

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Mortis causa;

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Conditional donation inter vivos;

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Inter vivos;

1.	A executed a deed of donation in favor of B who accepted it. It however states that the donation will take effect upon A s death and B cannot alienate, but it further states that B can register the deed and obtain a title. What is the nature of the donation?
A.	Mortis causa;
B.	Conditional donation inter vivos;
C.	Inter vivos;
D.	Conditional donation mortis causa.
Answer» D. Conditional donation mortis causa.

A executed a deed of donation in favor of B who accepted it. It however states that the donation will take effect upon A s death and B cannot alienate, but it further states that B can register the deed and obtain a title. What is the nature of the donation?

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