Succession and Testament – Designating to a third party the power to dispose of property generally not allowed

Succession and Testament – Designating to a third party the power to dispose of property generally not allowed

Art; 1572. Testamentary dispositions committed to the choice of a third person Testamentary dispositions committed to the choice of a third person are null, except as expressly provided by law. A testator may delegate to his executor the authority to allocate specific assets to satisfy a legacy expressed in terms of a value or a quantum, including a fractional share.