Notarial certificate of succession is drafted by a notary and a decision acknowledging the acquisition of the estate which has acquired the force of res judicata is issued by a court.
Declarations on accepting or rejecting succession are made before courts and/or notaries. Last wills made in the form of a notarial authentic instrument and agreements as to the succession (e.g. waiver of succession) are made with a notary.
2. Can you indicate which are the most common authentic instruments in the case of a succession to the estates of deceased persons and which authorities issue them?
